Between a Hieroglyph and a Spatula: Authorlessness in Eighteenth-Century French TheaterPiroux, Lorraine · Eighteenth-Century Studies · 2011

Who Killed Mlle de la Chaux?: Enlightenment Authorship and the Dangers of Historical RealismPiroux, Lorraine · MLN · 2012

The Encyclopedist and the Peruvian Princess: The Poetics of Illegibility in French Enlightenment Book CulturePiroux, Lorraine · PMLA · 2006

"I'm Black an' I'm Proud": Re-Inventing Irishness in Roddy Doyle's "The Commitments"Lorraine Piroux · College Literature · 1998

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Wilkes and LibertinismSainsbury, John · Studies in Eighteenth Century Culture · 1997

Addison's Aesthetics of NoveltyBlack, Scott · Studies in Eighteenth Century Culture · 2001

Why Memory Matters: Surviving IntentionsEron, Sarah · Studies in Eighteenth-Century Culture · 2018

Contributors to Volume 47Studies in Eighteenth-Century Culture · 2018

Sexual Intention in PornographyLubey, Kathleen · Studies in Eighteenth-Century Culture · 2018

Swift and PatronageGriffin, Dustin · Studies in Eighteenth Century Culture · 1992

Joseph Andrews as Exemplary GentlemanRuml, Treadwell · Studies in Eighteenth Century Culture · 1993

The Literary Revolution of 1789Darnton, Robert · Studies in Eighteenth Century Culture · 1992