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Lovelace's “Gloomy Scheme of Death”: Suffering, Dueling, and Suicide in Richardson's Clarissa

Eighteenth-century life, 2022-04, Vol.46 (2), p.88-112

Sulich, Rachel

2022

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Clarissa, by the Numbers: Novel Experience and the Aesthetics of Quantification

Eighteenth-century fiction, 2023-04, Vol.35 (2), p.215-234

Hershinow, Stephanie Insley

2023

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Samuel Richardson's "Clarissa" and the Byronic Hero: A Libertine's Progress Through the Gothic

Finley, Autumn E

2017

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“Clarissa lives”: Female response to “Clarissa” from Richardson's contemporaries to Jane Austen

Taranto, Anne C

2001

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Clarissa's triumph

McLachlan, Dorice Ann

1994

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‘A subject so shocking’: The female sex offender in Richardson's “Clarissa”

Albin, Jennifer L

2006

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Marrying the gendered body: Trauma and the making of history in “Clarissa”

Stukes, Pierrette Rouleau

2002

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Tears, humor and “the critical and clinical”: Reading the baroque and sympathy in “Clarissa”, “Tristram Shandy” and Deleuze

Chung, Jaesik

2005

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Christian triumph, christian tragedy: the theological context of clarissa

Walsh, Sheilagh Patricia Mary

2001

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The inheritance novel: The power of strict settlement language in “Clarissa”, “Evelina” and “Pride and Prejudice”

Scott, Linda Kane

2003

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Samuel Richardson's “Clarissa” (1747–1748) and “The Famous Mr. Norris, of Bemerton”

Taylor, Eugene Derek

2000

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Clarissa's Lessons: Space, Class and Other Moral Matters in Richardson's Eighteenth Century

Rooks, Mary Ann

2004

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The seducer-figure in Samuel Richardson's "Pamela" and "Clarissa"

Ndana, Ndana

1995

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The "power...to alter and amend": Textual production and editorial actions in Samuel Richardson's "Clarissa"

Price, Steven Robert

1998

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A cipher to lend significance: Pain, suffering and narrative in the Book of Job, "Clarissa", and "David Copperfield"

Barry, Wendy Elizabeth

1999

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SAMUEL RICHARDSON'S "CLARISSA": MORE ROOM FOR RAILLERY

ANDON-MILLIGAN, LILLIAN HILJA

1986

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"Clarissa" and the law: Inheritance, abduction and rape

Schwarz, Joan Ilse

1992

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"Clarissa" against the critics: Text, author, and "interpretive communities"

Witkowski, Allen John

1992

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THE MOTIVATION OF CLARISSA HARLOWE

HOUSE, DORIS ANN DOUGLAS

1974

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"Clarissa", "Lelia", and "Middlemarch": A study in secularized hagiographies

Larochelle, Therese Simone

1990

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Internal and external editors of Samuel Richardson's "Clarissa"

Bobbitt, Curtis Wayne

1989

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An imprisoned woman: A case study of Samuel Richardson's "Clarissa or the History of a Young Lady" (1747-1748)

Schultz, Joy Campbell

1996

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A Foucaultian reading of the constitution of female sexuality in Samuel Richardson's "Pamela" and "Clarissa"

Pigeon, Elaine

1994

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Re:Readings of "Clarissa"; toward a theory of reader's competence

Broder, Janice Susan

1988

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Reading dinosaur bones: Marking the transition from orality to literacy in "The Canterbury Tales", "Moll Flanders", "Clarissa", and "Tristram Shandy"

Wodzak, Victoria Lee

1996

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Lovelace's “Gloomy Scheme of Death”: Suffering, Dueling, and Suicide in Richardson's Clarissa

Clarissa, by the Numbers: Novel Experience and the Aesthetics of Quantification

Samuel Richardson's "Clarissa" and the Byronic Hero: A Libertine's Progress Through the Gothic

“Clarissa lives”: Female response to “Clarissa” from Richardson's contemporaries to Jane Austen

Clarissa's triumph

‘A subject so shocking’: The female sex offender in Richardson's “Clarissa”

Marrying the gendered body: Trauma and the making of history in “Clarissa”

Tears, humor and “the critical and clinical”: Reading the baroque and sympathy in “Clarissa”, “Tristram Shandy” and Deleuze

Christian triumph, christian tragedy: the theological context of clarissa

The inheritance novel: The power of strict settlement language in “Clarissa”, “Evelina” and “Pride and Prejudice”

Samuel Richardson's “Clarissa” (1747–1748) and “The Famous Mr. Norris, of Bemerton”

Clarissa's Lessons: Space, Class and Other Moral Matters in Richardson's Eighteenth Century

The seducer-figure in Samuel Richardson's "Pamela" and "Clarissa"

The "power...to alter and amend": Textual production and editorial actions in Samuel Richardson's "Clarissa"

A cipher to lend significance: Pain, suffering and narrative in the Book of Job, "Clarissa", and "David Copperfield"

SAMUEL RICHARDSON'S "CLARISSA": MORE ROOM FOR RAILLERY

"Clarissa" and the law: Inheritance, abduction and rape

"Clarissa" against the critics: Text, author, and "interpretive communities"

THE MOTIVATION OF CLARISSA HARLOWE

"Clarissa", "Lelia", and "Middlemarch": A study in secularized hagiographies

Internal and external editors of Samuel Richardson's "Clarissa"

An imprisoned woman: A case study of Samuel Richardson's "Clarissa or the History of a Young Lady" (1747-1748)

A Foucaultian reading of the constitution of female sexuality in Samuel Richardson's "Pamela" and "Clarissa"

Re:Readings of "Clarissa"; toward a theory of reader's competence

Reading dinosaur bones: Marking the transition from orality to literacy in "The Canterbury Tales", "Moll Flanders", "Clarissa", and "Tristram Shandy"

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