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|a McIntosh, Carey
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|a The Evolution of English Prose :
|b style, politeness, and print culture /
|c Carey McIntosh
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|a Cambridge :
|b Cambridge University Press,
|c 1998
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|a xi, 276 p. ;
|c 24 cm.
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|a Includes bibliographical references (p. 239-267) and index
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|a 1. The ordering of English. Hypotheses, contexts. Approaches. Cultural insecurity in the early eighteenth century. Cultural complacency in the later eighteenth century
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|a 2. Literacy and politeness: the gentrification of English prose. Early eighteenth-century prose. Late eighteenth-century prose. Orality and writtenness. Microscope and telescope
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|a 3. Testing the model. Defoe and Paine. Pope and Wordsworth. Astell and Wollstonecraft. Jonathan Swift. Edmund Burke. Shaftesbury
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|a 4. Loose and periodic sentences. What makes a sentence periodic? The domains of periodicity. Defoe and the syntax of accumulation. Joseph Addison
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|a 5. Lofty language and low. James Boswell. Decorum and genre and Boswellʹs Life. A map of high and low: Arbuthnot and others
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|a 6. Nominal and oral styles: Johnson and Richardson. More and less in orality and writtenness. Writtenness and orality in Johnsonʹs prose. Samuel Richardson: the uses of indirection
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|a 7. The New Rhetoric of 1748 to 1793. What is rhetoric? What was rhetoric in the eighteenth century? The New Rhetoric of 1748 to 1793. Civilization as a cultural value
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|a 8. The instruments of literacy. Grammars. Review magazines. Dictionaries (and encyclopedias)
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|a 9. Politeness; feminization. The feminization of culture. "My Fair Lady": Pamela and ladies of the stage. Politeness in the dictionaries. Politeness as a universal in language
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|a 10. Style and rhetoric. Style as a mode of understanding. A rhetorical frame. Style-studies and cultural history -- Epilogue: language change.
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|a English prose literature
|x History and criticism
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|a Women
|x Books and reading
|z Great Britain
|x History
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|a Literature publishing
|x History
|z Great Britain
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|a Written communication
|x History
|z Great Britain
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|a Literacy
|x History
|z Great Britain
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|a English language
|x Rhetoric
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|a English language
|x Style
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|a Courtesy in literature
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|a Great Britain
|x Intellectual life
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