Common Things : : Romance and the Aesthetics of Belonging in Atlantic Modernity / / James D. Lilley.
What are the relationships between the books we read and the communities we share? Common Things explores how transatlantic romance revivals of the eighteenth and nineteenth century influenced—and were influenced by—emerging modern systems of community.Drawing on the work of Washington Irving, Henry...
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