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Enculturation: Julie Anderson On Spectacular Spectators
Julie Anderson. continued . . . Works Cited. baillie, joanna. The Dramaticand Poetrical Works of joanna baillie. London Longman, 1851.
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Extractions: The Royal Mischief and Joanna Baillie's Orra Julie Anderson continued . . . Baillie, Joanna. The Dramatic and Poetrical Works of Joanna Baillie . London: Longman, 1851. Carlson, Julie A. In the Theatre of Romanticism: Coleridge, Nationalism, Women . Cambridge Studies in Romanticism 5. New York: Cambridge UP, 1994. Cox, Jeffrey N. Introduction. Seven Gothic Dramas: 1789-1825 . Ohio: Ohio UP, 1992. 1-77. Manley, Delariviere. The Royal Mischief The Female Wits . Ed. Fidelis Morgan. London: Virago, 1981. Mellor, Anne K. Joanna Baillie and the Counter-Public Sphere. Studies in Romanticism Modleski, Tania. The Woman Who Knew Too Much . New York: Methuen, 1988. Mulvey, Laura. Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema. Feminisms: An Anthology of Literary Theory and Criticism . Ed. Robyn R. Warhol and Diane Price Herndl. New Brunswick: Rutgers UP, 1997. 438-48. Schuckmann, Patrick. Masculinity, the Male Spectator and the Homoerotic Gaze. Amerikastudien
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Poet: Joanna Baillie - All Poems Of Joanna Baillie
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02; joanna baillie An Annotated Bibliography Post Review Bibliographyby Bugajski at Romanticism On the Net 12 (November 1998).
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Corvey CW3 | Author Page
joanna baillie. This page lists the titles of joanna baillie held in the Corvey collection,together with associated Corvey Women's Writing on the Web contents.
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Lewis, Alethea Brereton Ann of Kent Ann of Swansea Hatton, Ann Julia Anon Appleton,Elizabeth Argus, Arabella Austen, Jane baillie, joanna Bannerman, Anne
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First 100 Years
Featured Playwrights 1670 1836. Juggernaut Home Page. joanna baillie (1762 1851). Readings (in August 2003) Plays, dates and times to be announced.
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Extractions: Though she was a popular poet and "closet" playwright during her lifetime, Joanna Baillie was never satisfied with her success, for she knew that successful drama resulted in performance. Baillie had the same ambition as did the famous men around her, but as a woman of the Romantic and early Victorian eras, she felt she had to accept. Readings (in August 2003): Plays, dates and times to be announced. "Scotland, or North Britain, struggles with many natural disadvantages," wrote Sir John Sinclair in 1784: "The climate is cold, the sky seldom serene, the weather variable, the soil unfruitful, the mountains bleak, barren, rocky, often covered with snows, and the appearance of the country in many places very forbidding to strangers" . Into this physical landscape was born Scottish poet, playwright, and critical theorist Joanna Baillie. Fortunately, the mental landscape, while also variable, was not so barren. After her move to London and before her overnight success in 1798 with volume one of A Series of Plays: in which it is attempted to delineate the stronger passions of the mind, each passion being the subject of a tragedy and a comedy
LTS 7800 Junior Undergraduate Course Outline
Required reading baillie, joanna. Count Basil A Tragedy. BL 45894. Robinson,Mary. 2.1. baillie, joanna (1762-1851). Editions baillie, joanna.
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Extractions: 13 September 2002 Course description Required texts Class Schedule Evaluation ... Recommended readings Instructor: Mark McCutcheon In this course we will read Anne K. Mellor and Richard E. Matlak's British Literature 1780-1830, Mellor, Anne K. and Richard E. Matlak. British Literature 1760-1830. Orlando: Harcourt Brace, 1996. Abbreviated hereafter as BL. A selection of other required readings are available online; please refer to the Class Schedule for assigned readings. Week 1: Enlightenment, Revolution, Reaction Required reading:
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Electronic texts, annuals, anthologies, cultural and visual resources maintained at Loyola University, Category Arts Literature World Literature British Romanticism B. joanna baillie (17621851) Home Pages and Other Resources joanna baillieAn Annotated Bibliography (Ken Bugajski, Romanticism on the Net);
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Extractions: (updated 26 October 2002) "The press will be the monuments from which the genius of British women will rise to immortal celebrity: their works will, in proportion as their educations are liberal, from year to year, challenge an equal portion of fame, with the labours of their classical male contemporaries." Mary Robinson, Letter to the Women of England on the Injustice of Mental Subordination Women Romantic-Era Writers has received a Links2Go Key Resource award in Romanticism CONTENTS: Electronic Texts by Women Writers
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Plays on the Passions (1798 edition) By joanna baillie Edited by PeterDuthie. baillies eminently readable dramas stand at the
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Joanna Baillie Synthesis Of Romanticism, Nationalism, And
Art. XII. Metrical Legends of exalted Characters. The Monthly Review XCV1 (1821)728 1. baillie, joanna. baillie, joanna. Preface. Fugitive Verses.
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Extractions: Critical Study afforded to women like her, Maria Edgeworth, Felicia Hemans, and othersand, clearly, that was not the same level of success enjoyed by Scott and her other male peers. Baillie was also far ahead of her time in critical understanding and ambition, and her intimacy with the scientific community instilled in her a penchant for experimentin her case directed at new ways of writing poems and plays. It is impossible that a woman who dramatized the passions as Baillie did could have been as cool and detached as she appeared to some who knew her. But like the actors in many of her plays, Baillie played the role of a dispassionate gentlewoman. Her feminist agenda was to expose through those plays the inequalities between the sexes, especially in personal and professional relationships. Baillie began publishing as a poet, though, and at least one of her close literary friends, William Sotheby, regretted her later focus on drama. Sotheby clearly sought Baillie's critical eye for his own work, and he believed that she excelled as a poet. On 12 December 1804, the publication year of her Miscellaneous Plays , she replied to his criticism as follows: Letters Baillie's refusal to give up playwriting attests both to her determination and to her courage, but she did not reject her poetical talents either.
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DOROTHY MCMILLAN. Unromantic Caledon representing Scotland in JoannaBaillies plays and poems. Born in Bothwell, Lanarkshire, in
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Extractions: DOROTHY MCMILLAN Born in Bothwell, Lanarkshire, in 1762, Joanna Baillie spent most of heradult and all of her writing life in and around London, settling finally inHampstead. Apart from her Scotch songs, she turned to Scottish subjects onthree significant occasions: in1810 her Family Legend was produced at the TheatreRoyal in Edinburgh ; in 1821 her Metrical Legends included the exemplary domestic heroine, Lady Griseld Baillie, and thenational martial hero, William Wallace; and in 1836 her three-volume Dramas included the musical play The Phantom and more importantly the prose drama, Witchcraft bothwritten a few years earlier. This was crucial period in the social and political life of the country and Joanna Baillie was part of an intellectual coteriethat constantly interrogated the complex relationships of nationality andBritishness. These works, therefore, unavoidably enter into debates aboutthe representation of Scotland andScottishness. Scott's 'Prologue' to the Family Legend turns Scotland into the 'romantic Caledon' that was increasingly beingmarketed, but the play itself more uneasily engages with a Scottish pastwhich included much that was scarcely even respectable.

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