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Brings Together Two Traditionally Antagonistic Fields, Book History And Narrative Theory, To Challenge Established Theories Of 'the Rise Of The Novel'. Leah Price Shows That Far From Leveling Class Or Gender Distinctions, as Has Long Been Claimed, The Novel Has Consistently Located Them Within Its Own Audience. Shedding New Light On Richardson And Radcliffe, Scott And George Eliot, This Book Asks Why The Epistolary Novel Disappeared, How The Book Review Emerged, Why Eighteenth-century Abridgers

Brings Together Two Traditionally Antagonistic Fields, Book History And Narrative Theory, To Challenge Established Theories Of 'the Rise Of The Novel'. Leah Price Shows That Far From Leveling Class Or Gender Distinctions, as Has Long Been Claimed, The Novel Has Consistently Located Them Within Its Own Audience. Shedding New Light On Richardson And Radcliffe, Scott And George Eliot, This Book Asks Why The Epistolary Novel Disappeared, How The Book Review Emerged, Why Eighteenth-century Abridgers

Brings Together Two Traditionally Antagonistic Fields, Book History And Narrative Theory, To Challenge Established Theories Of 'the Rise Of The Novel'. Leah Price Shows That Far From Leveling Class Or Gender Distinctions, as Has Long Been Claimed, The Novel Has Consistently Located Them Within Its Own Audience. Shedding New Light On Richardson And Radcliffe, Scott And George Eliot, This Book Asks Why The Epistolary Novel Disappeared, How The Book Review Emerged, Why Eighteenth-century Abridgers