Styles of Enlightenment

Discover the intricate interplay of literature, politics, and sexual economies in the 18th century with Styles of Enlightenment by Elena Russo. Published by Johns Hopkins University Press in 2007, this engaging hardback spans 366 pages, offering a comprehensive exploration of Enlightenment thought as it unfolded in France and across Europe.

Russo invites readers into a captivating examination of the cultural and intellectual currents of the time, teasing out the finer divisions that characterized the public spheres of literary and political debate. With a rich blend of history and criticism, Styles of Enlightenment is essential for anyone interested in French literature and the vital ideas that shaped the Enlightenment era. Immerse yourself in an enlightening journey through the transformative landscape of 18th-century Europe.