Eighteenth-Century Fiction (ECF)さんのイラストまとめ

And what do these ECF articles have in common for "Just because it's Tuesday" posting? They all include the word "hope." Please do #readecf on Project MUSE
Philosophy in Austen’s Pump Room: How Enlightened Tolerance Became Disgust, by Hannah Lee Rogers https://t.co/HIB9emCJ8R

Monday:
ECF on @ProjectMUSE | #18thcentury #readecf
"Transformations of Gender and Race in Maria Riddell's Transatlantic Biopolitics," by Melissa Bailes
https://t.co/wAqjQDzNko

ECF front covers for #timetravelTuesday
Retro design and full color: see pics.
Read ECF journal on Project MUSE --
https://t.co/bzNRfH3rMn
#readecf #18thcentury @ProjectMUSE

Getting readers for your work. Top 10 ECF downloads in 2019 include
#9 Cosmopolitans, Slaves, and the Global Market in Voltaire's /Candide, ou l'optimisme/
by Ingvild Hagen Kjørholt
https://t.co/JXwPVF5Rbn
ECF 25.1 (2012)
#readecf #18thcentury #frenchstudies #whatwedo

Retweeting some ECF special issues for
#throwbackthursday
#readecf https://t.co/bzNRfH3rMn https://t.co/rFpEgvqu0J

Many fascinating topics in the most recent ECF special issue:
"Transformations of Gender and Race in Maria Riddell's Transatlantic Biopolitics," by Melissa Bailes
ECF 32.1, 2019
https://t.co/3fb2qLhoob
#18thcentury #readecf

Another from the most recent ECF special issue:
"Crusoe's Animals, Annotated: Cats, Dogs, and Disease in the Naval Chronicle Edition of Robinson Crusoe, 1815" by Lucinda Cole
ECF 32.1, 2019
https://t.co/9Pp2TI8mxY
#18thcentury #readecf

And another for #throwbackthursday from Material Fictions, ECF special issue
“Soft Materiality: Dress and Material Fiction in T.S. Surr’s /A Winter in London/,” by Timothy Campbell
https://t.co/MEMfMmjbQB
#materialculture #18thcentury #readecf

Habiliments! I love that word.
Clothes without Bodies: Objects, Humans, and the Marketplace in Eighteenth-Century It-Narratives and Trade Cards
by Chloe Wigston Smith @chloewigsmith
https://t.co/zND2QSbQPj
#18thcentury #readecf

And now for some ECF essays on habiliments:
Colonial Discourse on Irish Dress and the Self as “Outward Dress”: Swift’s Sartorial Self-Fashioning
by Siyeon Lee
https://t.co/4mTSTC69UR
#18thcentury #readecf