Penelope Aubin: Poet, Novelist, Negotiator, Businesswoman offers a dynamic appraisal of Penelope Aubin, bringing together new scholarship that situates her work at the intersection of religion, empire, gender, and literary experimentation.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Penelope Aubin: A Bibliography and Brief Biography; Introduction: A Survey of work on Aubin; Section A: Geographical; Chapter 1 - Mapping Huguenot History in The Life of Charlotta Du Pont; Chapter 2 - "Between Japan and California:" Pacific Geography and East Asian Culture in Penelope Aubin's The Noble Slaves; Chapter 3 - Reading the "whole Penelope Aubin: Young Count Albertus, the last novel; Section B: Sociological; Chapter 4 - 'Surprised she took her Flight:' Penelope Aubin's Occasional Poetry, 1707-1709; Chapter 5 - Penelope Aubin, translator of Robert Challe; Chapter 6 - Romancing the Providential Novel: Penelope Aubin's (Doomed?) Defense of Don Quixote; Section C: Application; Chapter 7 - The Character-Systems of Penelope Aubin; or, Narrative Theory in the Seraglio; Chapter 8 - Penelope Aubin and The Brittas Empire; Chapter 9 - Marriage, Tory Consent, and Masquerade in The Merry Masqueraders; or The Humorous Cuckold; Appendix - Full text of The Wellcome, by Penelope Aubin, 1709. Otherwise not readily available.
