Studies in the Literary Imagination

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Articles in Spring 2001 issue of Studies in the Literary Imagination

• Political propriety and feminine property: Women in the eighteenth-century text trades
  by Maruca, Lisa
• Imitation and plagiarism: The lauder affair and its critical aftermath
  by Goldgar, Bertrand A
• "[A] play, which I presume to call original": Appropriation, creative genius, and eighteenth-century playwriting
  by Kewes, Paulina
• Subscription-hunters and their prey
  by Lockwood, Thomas
• Rex v. Curll: Pornography and punishment in court and on the page
  by Pettit, Alexander
• Revisiting a masterpiece: Government and the press, 1695-1763
  by Varey, Simon
• New Foundling Hospital for Wit: From Hanbury William to John Wilkes, The
  by Nichol, Donald W
• "A just balance between patronage and the press": The case of James Thomson
  by Sambrook, James