Eighteenth-Century Studies, Volume 28, Number 1 (Fall 1994). Eighteenth-Century Culture and the Disciplines de Fort, Bernadette (ed.); Sheriff, Mary (ed.); Thompson, James (ed.); Hunt, Lynn; Stafford, Barbara Maria; McKeon, Michael; Gutwirth, Madelyn; Siskin, Clifford; Huet, Marie-Helene; Fenves, Peter; Dubost, Jean-Pierre; Jacob, Margaret C.; Johns, Christopher - 1994

Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1994. Softcover. Very Good with No dust jacket as issued. Sound binding. Clean, bright pages. Wrappers have light handling wear, small amount of writing at top front corner. Contents: Hunt, The virtues of disciplinarity. Stafford, Redesigning the image of images: a personal view. McKeon, The origins of interdisciplinary studies. Gutwirth, Changing the past: a feminist challenge. Siskin, Gender, sublimity, culture: retheorizing disciplinary desire. Huet, The revolutionary sublime. Fenves, Taking stock of the Kantian sublime. Dubost, The sublime adverse and its Sadian reverse: Kant, Sade, Schiller. Jacob, The mental landscape of the public sphere: a European perspective. Johns, Portrait mythology: Antonio Canova's portraits of the Bonapartes. Reviews. ; 10.0" tall; 166 pages.