Nicole Pohl is Senior Lecturer in English at Oxford Brookes University, UK. Brenda Tooley is Dean of the College and Vice-President of Academic Affairs at Cornell College, USA.

• Chapter 1 Introduction, Nicole PohlBrenda Tooley; Chapter 2 Utopian Exchanges, Lee CullenKhanna; Chapter 3 A Fragile Utopia of Sensibility, Joseph F.Bartolomeo; Chapter 4 Gothic Utopia, BrendaTooley; Chapter 5 Rewriting Rousseau, CarolineWeber; Chapter 6 Utopia in the Seraglio, MaryMcAlpin; Chapter 7 Transparency and the Enlightenment Body, Ana M.Acosta; Chapter 8 Gender and the Voyage Utopia, NicolePohl; Chapter 9 Improvement, Patriarchy and Gender, Elizabeth HagglundJonathan Laidlow; Chapter 10 Generating Regenerated Generations, SethDenbo; Chapter 11 Thinking Globally, Acting Locally, AlessaJohns;

’'This volume of 11 essays on the theme of utopia in eighteenth-century English and French fiction will be well received in American colleges and universities where comparative literature flourishes. However, the broadening perspective offered by the collection should appeal to a much wider readership.’ French Studies

Nicole Pohl is Senior Lecturer in English at Oxford Brookes University, UK. Brenda Tooley is Dean of the College and Vice-President of Academic Affairs at Cornell College, USA.

• Chapter 1 Introduction, Nicole PohlBrenda Tooley; Chapter 2 Utopian Exchanges, Lee CullenKhanna; Chapter 3 A Fragile Utopia of Sensibility, Joseph F.Bartolomeo; Chapter 4 Gothic Utopia, BrendaTooley; Chapter 5 Rewriting Rousseau, CarolineWeber; Chapter 6 Utopia in the Seraglio, MaryMcAlpin; Chapter 7 Transparency and the Enlightenment Body, Ana M.Acosta; Chapter 8 Gender and the Voyage Utopia, NicolePohl; Chapter 9 Improvement, Patriarchy and Gender, Elizabeth HagglundJonathan Laidlow; Chapter 10 Generating Regenerated Generations, SethDenbo; Chapter 11 Thinking Globally, Acting Locally, AlessaJohns;

’'This volume of 11 essays on the theme of utopia in eighteenth-century English and French fiction will be well received in American colleges and universities where comparative literature flourishes. However, the broadening perspective offered by the collection should appeal to a much wider readership.’ French Studies

Nicole Pohl is Senior Lecturer in English at Oxford Brookes University, UK. Brenda Tooley is Dean of the College and Vice-President of Academic Affairs at Cornell College, USA.

• Chapter 1 Introduction, Nicole PohlBrenda Tooley; Chapter 2 Utopian Exchanges, Lee CullenKhanna; Chapter 3 A Fragile Utopia of Sensibility, Joseph F.Bartolomeo; Chapter 4 Gothic Utopia, BrendaTooley; Chapter 5 Rewriting Rousseau, CarolineWeber; Chapter 6 Utopia in the Seraglio, MaryMcAlpin; Chapter 7 Transparency and the Enlightenment Body, Ana M.Acosta; Chapter 8 Gender and the Voyage Utopia, NicolePohl; Chapter 9 Improvement, Patriarchy and Gender, Elizabeth HagglundJonathan Laidlow; Chapter 10 Generating Regenerated Generations, SethDenbo; Chapter 11 Thinking Globally, Acting Locally, AlessaJohns;

’'This volume of 11 essays on the theme of utopia in eighteenth-century English and French fiction will be well received in American colleges and universities where comparative literature flourishes. However, the broadening perspective offered by the collection should appeal to a much wider readership.’ French Studies