Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies

Animals in the Eighteenth Century Special Issue

Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies Special Issue

Animals in the Eighteenth Century

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(Journal Information: Year 2010, Volume 33, Issue 4)

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Acknowledgement

Foreword
PETER SINGER

Introduction: Representing Animals
GLYNIS RIDLEY

Speakers

Talking Animals in the Bible: Paratexts as Symptoms of Cultural Anxiety in Restoration and Early Eighteenth-Century England
ANN CLINE KELLY

'I shall not ask Jean-Jacques Rousseau’: Anthropomorphism in the Cowperian Bestiary
CONRAD BRUNSTRÖM and KATHERINE TURNER

Creating Animal Experience in Late Eighteenth-Century Narrative
JANE SPENCER

Subjects

Animated Beings: Enlightenment Entomology for Girls
SAM GEORGE

Animals in British and French Encyclopaedias in the Long Eighteenth Century
JEFF LOVELAND

‘Strange and Wonderful’: Encountering the Elephant in Britain, 1675-1830
CHRISTOPHER PLUMB

Representing the Rhinoceros: The Royal Society between Art and Science in the Eighteenth Century
CRAIG ASHLEY HANSON

Boundaries

Sovereign Violence and the Figure of the Animal, from Leviathan to Windsor-Forest
TOBIAS MENELY

Sentient Genetics: Breeding the Animal Breeder as Fundamental Other
ANNE MILNE

Republican Animals: Politics, Science and the Birth of Ecology
PETER C. MESSER

The Curious Affair of Monsieur Martin the Bear
PAULA YOUNG LEE

Emotions

Oysters for Hodge, or, Ordering Society, Writing Biography and Feeding the Cat
LISA BERGLUND

Scott and the Romantic Dog
JAMES P. CARSON

Animal Attitudes: Motion and Emotion in Eighteenth-Century Animal Representation
ELIZABETH AMY LIEBMAN