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Acknowledgements	p. vii
Introduction	p. 1
Literary and Cultural Intersections between British and Italian Women Writers and Salonnières during the Eighteenth Century	p. 11
From Venice to Paris: Fame, Gender and National Sensibilities in Late Eighteenth- and Early Nineteenth-Century Female Literary Networks	p. 31
Mimicry and Inf luence: The æFrenchÆ Connection and the Berlin Jewish Salon	p. 49
European Networks: Dorothea von KurlandÆs Salons	p. 73
Translating Rousseauism: Transformations of Bernardin de Saint-PierreÆs Paul et Virginie in the Works of Helen Maria Williams and Maria Edgeworth	p. 93
Sociability and Mentoring by Correspondence: George Sand and Contemporary Female Writers	p. 119
British Women Writers and the Mid-Nineteenth-Century Parisian Salon	p. 145
Intertextuality and Network Creation: References to George Sand in Novels by Mid-Nineteenth-Century German Women Writers	p. 163
The Reception of Germaine de Staël and George Sand among Female Novelists in Nineteenth-Century Spain	p. 179
Passion and Talent, Fulfilment or Death? Germaine de StaëlÆs Novel Corinne Crosses the Channel	p. 201
Salons sans Frontières: Flora TristanÆs Reader and Writer	p. 217
Daughters of Science: Mathilde Ørsted, Leonora and Joanna Horner	p. 239
Marvel, Feminism and Reason: Rewriting Marie-Catherine dÆAulnoyÆs Fairy Tales for Dutch Children	p. 259
Notes on Contributors	p. 277
Index	p. 281
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