Satire & Sentiment 1660-1830

1. Rochester; 2. Oldham; 3. Mock-heroic and war. Part I: Swift, Pope and others; 4. Mock-heroic and war. Part II: Byron, Shelley and heroic discredit; 5. Revolution in the moral wardrobe - mutations of an image from Dryden to Burke; 6. The Tatler and Spectator; 7. Richardson, alas; 8. Boswell's life and journals; 9. Boswell's Life of Johnson; 10. Dining out in Paris and London: Thomas Moore's journal; 11. Satire, sensibility, and innovation in Jane Austen - "Persuasion" and the minor works. Burke; 6. The Tatler and Spectator; 7. Richardson, alas; 8. Boswell's life and journals; 9. Boswell's Life of Johnson; 10. Dining out in Paris and London: Thomas Moore's journal; 11. Satire, sensibility, and innovation in Jane Austen - "Persuasion" and the minor works.