Papers

By Jack Lynch,
Rutgers University

• "Preventing Play: Annotating the Battle of the Books" (13 October 1994)
• "Babel and Empire in Paradise Lost" (22 October 1994)
• "Studied Barbarity: Johnson, Spenser, and Literary Progress" (8 April 1995)
• "Authorizing Ossian" (5 October 1995)
• "Brave New Worlds: A Brief History of Twenty-First Century Literature" (11 April 1996)
• "The Ground-Work of Style: Use, Elegance, and National Identity in Johnson's Dictionary" (29 September 1996)
• "Workshop of Filthy Creation, Cyberspace Division" (15 November 1996)
• "Hideous Progeny, Version 0.4 Beta" (28 December 1996)
• "False Refinement and Declension: Johnson on the History of the Language" (12 September 1997)
• "Johnson and the Revival of Learning" (25 October 1997)
• "The Web of Disorderly Erudition: Electrifying the Eighteenth-Century Classroom" (3 April 1998)
• "Orientalism as Performance Art: The Strage Case of George Psalmanazar" (29 January 1999)
• "Splendide Mendax: Fakes and Fakers in the Age of Johnson" (16 March 1999)
• "Horry, the Ruffian, and the Whelp: Three Fakers of the 1760s" (20 May 1999)