This early novel, first published in 1833, represents
Disraeli in "romantic mode." This version features the novel, an introduction,
annotations, reprints of Disraeli's sources,...
Novel Prospects: Teaching Romantic-Era Fiction
Table of Contents
- Introduction: Prospecting Pedagogy
- Patricia A. Matthew and Miriam L. Wallace
- Incorporating (and Enjoying) Little-Known Romantic Fiction: A Practical Application
- Stephen C. Behrendt
- Teaching Race and Racial Difference in Romantic Reformist Fiction
- A. A. Markley
- Religion and the Contours of the Romantic-Era Novel
- Daniel Schierenbeck
- Unvarnished Tales and Fatal Influences: Teaching the National Tale and the Historical Novel in the Romantic Classroom
- Evan Gottlieb
- Mediating Romantic Historical Novels in the Classroom
- Michael Goode
- Teaching Mary Robinson's The Natural Daughter in Context
- Lisa Wilson
- What Mme de Genlis Might Teach Us Today
- Lesley Walker
- Reading Jane Austen in Wartime
- Mary Favret
- Romantic Novels and Their Poetry
- Derek Furr
I. Introduction
II. Romantic-Era Fiction in the Classroom
III. Teaching Materials
Published @ RC
August 2008
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