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Abstract
When David Blewett, the editor of Eighteenth-Century Fiction, approached me about editing a special issue on the French novel, he expressed the hope that the project might call more attention to the journal among dix-huitiémistes and increase the number of manuscripts submitted on French topics. With this goal in mind, we sought a theme that would be timely and provocative, but broadly defined and hospitable to scholars with a wide range of approaches and interests. The idea of "modernity" seemed to meet these criteria, and the response has fulfilled our hopes.
Recommended Citation
Showalter, English
(1995)
"Modernities,"
Eighteenth-Century Fiction:
Vol. 7:
Iss.
4, Article 6.
Available at:
http://digitalcommons.mcmaster.ca/ecf/vol7/iss4/6