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The Heroine's Subjection: Clarissa, Sadomasochism, and Natural Law

Eighteenth-Century Studies · 1999 · 39 citations · 17 references

Concepts

HumanitiesGender StudiesPhilosophyFeminist TheoryLiterary CriticismLiterary StudiesFeminist CriticismFeminist Literary CriticismFeminist LiteratureMasculinity In LiteratureStandpoint TheoryFemale Body In LiteratureFemale CharactersFemale ProtagonistsFemale Subject FormationFeminist CharacterizationHeroic IdeologyHeroic Representation

Abstract

Eighteenth-Century Studies - Volume 32, Number 3, Spring 1999

References

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Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema

Laura Mulvey · Screen · 1975 · 6.9K citations

Humanities, Film Studies, Film Aesthetics +13

The Rise of the Novel: Studies in Defoe, Richardson, and Fielding

Curtis Carroll Davis, Ian Watt · The William and Mary Quarterly · 1960 · 993 citations

Humanities, Literature, Literary Studies +13

Love and Death in the American Novel

A. Peter Hayman, Leslie A. Fiedler · The New England Quarterly · 1961 · 629 citations

Humanities, Literature, Sexuality Studies +13

The Subject of Semiotics

Betty R. McGraw, Kaja Silverman · The Journal of the Midwest Modern Language Association · 1984 · 530 citations

Social Sciences, Linguistics, Discourse Analysis +7

Early Modern Conceptions of Property.

Henry Horwitz, John D. Brewer, Susan Staves · The Economic History Review · 1995 · 255 citations

Law, Intellectual Property Law, Property Law +11