Samuel Richardson
Tercentenary Essays

Table of Contents

List of illustrations
Acknowledgements
Chronology
Contributors
Introduction
Note on texts
Secondary works frequently cited
1. Teaching Pamela Florian Stuber
2. Pamela: rethinking arcadia Gillian Beer
3. Truth and storytelling in Clarissa John Dussinger
4. Remapping London: Clarissa and the woman in the window Edward Copeland
5. Lovelace and the paradoxes of libertinism James Grantham Turner
6. Richardson's Meditations: Clarissa's Clarissa Tom Keymer
7. Identity and character in Sir Charles Grandison Margaret Anne Doody
8. The pains of compliance in Sir Charles Grandison Carol Houlihan Flynn
9. Richardson's 'Speaking Pictures' Janet E. Aikens
10. Unravelling the 'Cord which ties good men to good men': male friendship in Richardson's novels David Robinson
11. Richardson: original or learned genius? Jocelyn Harris
12. 'A Young, a Richardson, or a Johnson': lines of cultural force in the age of Richardson Pat Rogers
13. 'A novel in a series of letters by a lady': Richardson and some Richardsonian novels Isobel Grundy
14. Publishing Richardson's correspondence: the 'necessary office of selection' Peter Sabor
15. The rise of Richardson criticism Siobhan Kilfeather
Index.