Eighteenth-Century Fiction and the Reinvention of Wonder

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Exploring the role of wonder in eighteenth-century fiction, this book argues that wonder was essential to the evolution of novelistic techniques rather than opposing them. It delves into how authors of the time incorporated elements of wonder to enhance storytelling, shaping the narrative form and engaging readers in new ways. Through this lens, the work reinterprets the significance of wonder in the context of literary development during the period.