Appropriating the Restoration: Fictional Place and Time in Works by Daniel Defoe, Sir Walter Scott and Rose Tremain

While authors have appropriated literary works for centuries, they have also appropriated historical settings and places well outside their own realities, creating new works in historical settings that reflect a new cultural purpose. The Restoration and eighteenth century are frequent subjects of po...

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Main Author:	Slagle, Judith Bailey
Published:	Digital Commons @ East Tennessee State University 2015
Subjects:	restoration Rose Tremain Sir Walter Scott Daniel Defoe Literature and Language English Language and Literature
Online Access:	https://dc.etsu.edu/etsu-works/3220

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spelling	ndltd-ETSU-oai-dc.etsu.edu-etsu-works-43162019-05-16T05:11:51Z Appropriating the Restoration: Fictional Place and Time in Works by Daniel Defoe, Sir Walter Scott and Rose Tremain Slagle, Judith Bailey While authors have appropriated literary works for centuries, they have also appropriated historical settings and places well outside their own realities, creating new works in historical settings that reflect a new cultural purpose. The Restoration and eighteenth century are frequent subjects of popular formula-fiction romances due to the distinctive, easily replicated atmospheres; but the period has also inspired serious, traditional historical fiction and fictionalized biography as well as productions of novels from the period. This panel focuses on the long eighteenth century and the period’s intrigue for filmmakers, TV producers and audiences in a modern-day culture 2015-03-19T07:00:00Z text https://dc.etsu.edu/etsu-works/3220 ETSU Faculty Works Digital Commons @ East Tennessee State University restoration Rose Tremain Sir Walter Scott Daniel Defoe Literature and Language English Language and Literature
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description	While authors have appropriated literary works for centuries, they have also appropriated historical settings and places well outside their own realities, creating new works in historical settings that reflect a new cultural purpose. The Restoration and eighteenth century are frequent subjects of popular formula-fiction romances due to the distinctive, easily replicated atmospheres; but the period has also inspired serious, traditional historical fiction and fictionalized biography as well as productions of novels from the period. This panel focuses on the long eighteenth century and the period’s intrigue for filmmakers, TV producers and audiences in a modern-day culture
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title	Appropriating the Restoration: Fictional Place and Time in Works by Daniel Defoe, Sir Walter Scott and Rose Tremain
title_short	Appropriating the Restoration: Fictional Place and Time in Works by Daniel Defoe, Sir Walter Scott and Rose Tremain
title_full	Appropriating the Restoration: Fictional Place and Time in Works by Daniel Defoe, Sir Walter Scott and Rose Tremain
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title_sort	appropriating the restoration: fictional place and time in works by daniel defoe, sir walter scott and rose tremain
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Appropriating the Restoration: Fictional Place and Time in Works by Daniel Defoe, Sir Walter Scott and Rose Tremain

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