Eighteenth-Century Fiction journal

Eighteenth-Century Fiction, a McMaster University journal

19 notes

Finally some colour! A scene from Laurence Sterne, The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman: Uncle Toby in his sentry box. After sustaining a serious wound in battle, Uncle Toby retires from the armed forces, spending most of his time obsessing about the history and science of military fortifications. To learn more about one of the most original novels ever published,Tristram Shandy, see the followingEighteenth-Century Fictionarticles: The Moral in Phutatorius’s Breeches: Tristram Shandy and the Limits of Stoic EthicsAuthor: Brian Michael Norton Homunculus Economicus: Laurence Sterne’s Labour Theory of Literary ValueAuthor: Scott R. MacKenzie Divine Enthusiasm and Love Melancholy: Tristram Shandy and Eighteenth-Century Narratives of Saint ErrantryAuthor: Oliver Lovesey Les Illustrations du Voyage Sentimental de Laurence Sterne dans les livres du XVIIle siècleAuthor: Madeleine Blondel Stories of COCKS and BULLS: The Ending of Tristram ShandyAuthor: Mark Loveridge

Finally some colour! A scene from Laurence Sterne, The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman: Uncle Toby in his sentry box. After sustaining a serious wound in battle, Uncle Toby retires from the armed forces, spending most of his time obsessing about the history and science of military fortifications.

To learn more about one of the most original novels ever published,Tristram Shandy, see the followingEighteenth-Century Fictionarticles:

The Moral in Phutatorius’s Breeches: Tristram Shandy and the Limits of Stoic Ethics
Author: Brian Michael Norton

Homunculus Economicus: Laurence Sterne’s Labour Theory of Literary Value
Author: Scott R. MacKenzie

Divine Enthusiasm and Love Melancholy: Tristram Shandy and Eighteenth-Century Narratives of Saint Errantry
Author: Oliver Lovesey

Les Illustrations du Voyage Sentimental de Laurence Sterne dans les livres du XVIIle siècle
Author: Madeleine Blondel

Stories of COCKS and BULLS: The Ending of Tristram Shandy
Author: Mark Loveridge

Filed under 18th Century Tristram Shandy Eighteenth-Century Fiction military illustrations 18th-century literature eighteenth century Laurence Sterne

  1. dobharcu reblogged this from 18thcenturylove
  2. unlikethestory reblogged this from eighteenthcenturyfiction
  3. violavlee reblogged this from my-ear-trumpet
  4. my-ear-trumpet reblogged this from eighteenthcenturyfiction
  5. cocoopop reblogged this from 18thcenturylove
  6. 18thcenturylove reblogged this from eighteenthcenturyfiction
  7. eighteenthcenturyfiction posted this