Oxford Handbook of English Prose, 1640-1714

Nicholas McDowell and Henry Power: Introduction: An Age of Prose
Part I: Contexts
1: Thomas Keymer: Circulation
2: Cynthia Wall: Reception
3: Freyja Cox Jensen: Classical Inheritance
4: Alexis Tadie: Continental Influences
Part II: Categories
5: Melissa E. Sanchez: Amatory Fiction
6: Thomas Roebuck: Antiquarian Writing
7: Julie A. Eckerle: Biography and Autobiography
8: John McTague: Bites and Shams
9: Kate Bennett: Brief Lives and Characters
10: Andrea Haslanger: Circulation Narratives and Spy Literature
11: Pat Rogers: Criminal Literature
12: Adam Smyth: Diaries
13: Nicholas Seager: Dissenting Writing
14: Matthew Dimmock: Encounters with the East
15: Kathryn Murphy: Essays
16: Jayne Elizabeth Lewis: Fables and Fairy Tales
17: Paddy Bullard: Handbooks
18: Nicholas McDowell: Heresiography and Religious Controversy
19: Niall Allsopp: Histories
20: Nicholas McDowell: Keys
21: Henry Power: Learned Wit and Mock Scholarship
22: Diana G. Barnes: Letters
23: Nick Hardy: Literary History
24: Greg Lynall: Mock-Scientific Literature
25: Catherine Armstrong: New World Writing and Captivity Narratives
26: Brian Cowan: Periodical Literature
27: Mark Knights: Political Debate
28: Nigel Smith: Political Speculations
29: Hal Gladfelder: Pornography
30: Nicholas McDowell and Giovanni Tarantino: Radical and Deist Writing
31: Henry Power: Recipe Books
32: Brooke Conti: Religious Autobiography
33: Felicity Henderson: Scientific Transactions
34: Rebecca Bullard: Secret Histories
35: Warren Johnston: Sermons
36: Sophie Gee: True Accounts

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• Estudos literários: c 1500 a c 1800
• Estudos literários: ficção, romancistas e escritores de prosa
• História inglesa e irlandesa