Research
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Latest funding
- $12,445
Literature, Politics, and Law in Eighteenth-Century Britain: Henry Fielding and the Trade of Authoring
SSHRC · 2020 · Principal investigator
- $55,894
Literature, Politics, and Law in Eighteenth-Century Britain: Henry Fielding and the Trade of Authoring
SSHRC · 2020 · Principal investigator
- $94,233
Richardson's Clarissa (1747-8) and Richardson's correspondence with Sarah Kirkham Chapone (1699-1764): research editions for publication in the Cambridge edition of the works and correspondence of Samuel Richardson
SSHRC · 2008 · Principal investigator
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Literature, Politics, and Law in Eighteenth-Century Britain: Henry Fielding and the Trade of Authoring
Principal investigators: Keymer, Thomas E.
Keywords: literature; politics; law; Henry Fielding; periodical journalism; satire; authorship; censorship; seditious libel; patronage; functional ambiguity; literary encoding; 18th century; book history; print culture; the novel; narrative; drama; comedy; farce
Literature, Politics, and Law in Eighteenth-Century Britain: Henry Fielding and the Trade of Authoring
Principal investigators: Keymer, Thomas E.
Keywords: literature; politics; law; Henry Fielding; periodical journalism; satire; authorship; censorship; seditious libel; patronage; functional ambiguity; literary encoding; 18th century; book history; print culture; the novel; narrative; drama; comedy; farce
Richardson's Clarissa (1747-8) and Richardson's correspondence with Sarah Kirkham Chapone (1699-1764): research editions for publication in the Cambridge edition of the works and correspondence of Samuel Richardson
Principal investigators: Keymer, Thomas E.
Keywords: 18th century literature; British; narrative and the novel; scholarly and textual editing; Samuel Richardson; 18th century letters; British; Sarah Chapone; publishing and book history; women's writing
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