More Solid Learning: New Perspectives on Alexander Pope's Dunciad

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Catherine Ingrassia, Claudia N. Thomas
Bucknell University Press, 2000 - 254 من الصفحات
These essays teach Pope's Dunciad from a variety of perspectives. Contributors issues including Pope's psychosexual development, his antipathy to opera, Pope's centrality in the debates over the often-gendered nature of literary labor, and his repudiation in Book IV of The Dunciad of the concepts of masculine conduct from which he was excluded, the reconstruction of Pope's body and persona in Edmund Curll's pamphlets responding to the 1728 Dunciad, and Pope's adaptation of the Renaissance satirist's "Rabelaisian" imagery and purposes.
 

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Acknowledgments
9
More Solid Learning Pope The Dunciad and the Academy
13
Opera Gender and Sexual Politics in The Dunciad
33
The Role of Handel in Popes The Dunciad in Four Books
62
Gibber The Dunciad and the Masculine Self
81
The Prostitution of the Author and the Business of Culture
106
Pope and the Man of Leisure in The Dunciad
129
Pope Curll and the Portrait of a Hack Writer
147
Alexander Popes 1743 Dunciad and MockApocalypse
166
Pope Rabelais and the Fair
189
Notes
208
Notes on Contributors
244
Index
246
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