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William Godwin (3
March 1756 – 7
April 1836) was an
English journalist,
political philosopher and novelist. He is
considered one of the
first exponents...
- Clemit,
Godwinian Novel, 144. Clemit,
Godwinian Novel, 187. Clemit,
Godwinian Novel, 187, 196. Curran, "Valperga" (CC), 106–107; Clemit,
Godwinian Novel...
- in
making references to the
failure of the
French Revolution and the
Godwinian, Wollstonecraftian, and
Burkean responses to it, "attacks Enlightenment...
- becomes. "The
Mortal Immortal" is
considered to be an
example of the
Godwinian confessional narrative. The
story has been
linked to St. Leon, a 1799...
- complexity,
these four
novels are
often referred to as the "Gothic" or "
Godwinian" novels.
Stephen Calvert,
which appeared only in
serialized form and in...
- context,
removing a
number of
references to
contemporary science...and
Godwinian philosophy."
Frankenstein Valperga: Or, the Life and
Adventures of Castruccio...
- Fasts’, (attacking the
alliance of
church and
state power); two anti-
Godwinian items, ‘Modern Patriotism’ and ‘To
Gaius Gracchus’; ‘To the
Editor of...
- NJ:
Fairleigh ****inson
University Press, 1997. Clemit, Pamela. The
Godwinian Novel: The
Rational Fictions of Godwin,
Brockden Brown, Mary S****ey....
- he
retained respect for the man, he
developed a
critical distance from
Godwinian philosophy. By the time
Hazlitt wrote this
sketch some
thirty years after...
- 2307/3729932. ISSN 0026-7937. JSTOR 3729932. Claeys,
Gregory (1987). "
Godwinian Enthusiasms". The
Historical Journal. 30 (3): 759–764. doi:10.1017/S0018246X00021014...
