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  1. Making love
    sentiment and sexuality in eighteenth-century British literature
    Author: Kelleher, Paul
    Published: [2015]
    Publisher:  Bucknell University Press, Lanham, Maryland

    Examines how writers of 18th century English sentimental literature came to consider love between a husband and wife to be A (or possibly THE) source for sympathy and benevolence, removing those experiencing it from the self-centeredness of current... more

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    Examines how writers of 18th century English sentimental literature came to consider love between a husband and wife to be A (or possibly THE) source for sympathy and benevolence, removing those experiencing it from the self-centeredness of current philosophical and economic theory. Homosexual desire, therefore for these writers came to be considered as a barrier to attaining sympathy, sentiment, and benevolence Heterosexuality, or, A problem in modern ethics -- Shaftesbury and the beauty of virtue -- Love within reason: Addison and Steele among the mollies -- Love in excess and the ecstasy of sympathy -- Pamela and the passion for virtue -- Tom Jones and the virtues of sexuality.

     
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