| The JSA Papers Vols 7-12 |
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| Written by Barbara Niven |
| Friday, 07 October 2011 14:38 |
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We are pleased to present online versions of the Johnson Society of Australia's Papers, Volumes 7 - 12 (2005 - 2010) including the annual Fleeman Lectures, in PDF format: Volume 12 (2010) (762.9kB PDF - opens in new window)Ann Blake, ‘An Ornament of the Metropolis’? Johnson, Sheridan and the London Theatre (Fleeman Lecture) Daniel Vuillermin, Boswell’s and Reynolds’s Conflicting Diagnoses and the 19th Century Genre Paintings of Dr Johnson Barrie Sheppard, Johnson and Metaphor Nicholas Hudson, Johnson and the Grammarians Barbara Niven, The London Bach: A Musical Interlude (stub paper) Volume 11 (2009) (364.6kB PDF - opens in new window)Paul Tankard, Reference Point: Samuel Johnson and the Encyclopaedias (Fleeman Lecture) Geoff Brand, On the Side of the Angels: Buffon, Linnaeus and The Great Chain of Being Barrie Sheppard, John Law and Dr Johnson: on Money, Trade and Gambling Wallace Kirsop, The Elocutionist and the Lexicographer: Benjamin Suggit Nayler reads Samuel Johnson John Wiltshire and Daniel Vuillermin, Facing up to Johnson Volume 10 (2008) (365kB PDF - opens in new window)Alan Saunders, Doing Philosophy with Samuel Johnson (Fleeman Lecture) Paul Tankard, The False Formosan Kate Burridge, ‘Corruptions of Ignorance’, ‘Caprices of Innovation’: Linguistic Purism and the Lexicographer John Wiltshire, Fanny Burney, Boswell and Johnson Volume 9 (2007) (397.3kB PDF - opens in new window)Chris Ackerley, Human Wishes: Samuels Johnson and Beckett (Fleeman Lecture) Basil Stafford Jnr, Johnson and Painting Philip Harvey, Good Living: The Poetry of Samuel Johnson Wal MacDougall, Three 18th Century Lichfield Poets Volume 8 (2006) (365kB PDF - opens in new window)Bryan O’Connor, Boswell and Rousseau: Liberty and Duty (Fleeman Lecture) Jan Lowe, The Man Who Could Write Anything: Oliver Goldsmith Chris Morris, ‘Worse than a Gaol’: Seafaring in the 18th Century Robert Kemp, Johnson and Boswell, Inverted (stub paper) Volume 7 (2005) (397.3kB PDF - opens in new window)John Hardy, ‘Johnson and the Truth,’ Revisited (Fleeman Lecture) Genny Gebhardt, ‘Rough Music’: Street Theatre in Johnson’s England Bryan O’Connor, Bozzy and Women Nicholas Hudson, Mr Johnson Changes Trains
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