Boyle, Jennifer. Anamorphosis in early modern literature : mediation and affect

Folger bibliographic ID: 244771
Folger call number: PR438.P47 B69 2010
Folger holdings ID: 310009

General notes

Includes bibliographical references and index

Contents

Introduction: the anamorphic image -- Chapter one: early modern anamorphosis: "practical perspective," Lucy Hutchinson's Epicurean bodies, and Thomas Hobbes' "vanishing point" -- Chapter two: John Milton and the (new) media image: affect and the anamorphic imaginary -- Chapter three: Margaret Cavendish's double perception: affective technics and biopolitical fictions -- Chapter four: the observer in Milton's garden and the body of anamorphosis -- Chapter five: projecting the modern: new perspective, the spaces of nationalism, and anamorphic territory -- Chapter six: affect and perceptual technics in Daniel Defoe's A journal of the plague year

Extended title: Anamorphosis in early modern literature : mediation and affect / Jen E. Boyle

English literature Perspective in literature Anamorphosis (Visual perception) Perception in literature Literature and science

author: Boyle, Jennifer (Jennifer Ellen)