British Moralists; Being Selections from Writers Principally of the Eighteenth Century.

The Ethics and Ethos of Eighteenth-Century British Literature

▬ ASEBL Journal is not directed at any highly-specialized audience. The articles, while academic in nature (grounded in scholarship), are written for an audience generally in tune with and sensitive to the notions of ethics and literature. ASEBL can be Ethical Behavior or Evolutionary Biology: broadly conceived, any treatment of the convergence among ethics, biology, and literature: personal re...

Writing the Lives of Women: Recent Biographies of Eighteenth-Century Women Writers

Problems from the Eighteenth British Combinatorial Conference

Most of these problems were presented at the problem session of the 18th British Combinatorial Conference at the University of Sussex, 2–6 July 2001. I have added some problems given to me after the session. Since two of the problems concern circular chromatic number, the entire set has a circular structure; the starting point is fixed by the sixth problem. Problem 1 (BCC18.1) Freese–Nation num...

Making Love: Sentiment and Sexuality in Eighteenth-Century British Literature

Literature of the Eighteenth Century

Eighteenth century in England was an age equal to the age of Augustus Caesar, when the Roman society had reached the peak of its glory. The name Augustan Age was chosen by writers who saw in Pope, Addison, Swift, Johnson and Burke the modern parallels to Horace, Virgil and Cicero, and all that brilliant company who made Roman literature famous in the day of Augustus. Past ages of England were l...