Changing satire: transformations and continuities in Europe, 1600-1830

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The politics of formal verse satire, 1598-1808: Juvenal, Boileau, Johnson and Cottreau / Howard D. Weinbrot -- Anglo-Latin satiric verse in the long seventeenth century / Victoria Moul -- Satire between the eaters and the meat: value and indifference before and in Donne's Metempsychosis / Luke Wilson -- Transcending boundaries: Rachel Speght's instructive use of satire in A Mouzell for Melastomus / Mike Nolan -- Milton among the satirists / David Currell -- Petronius' Satyricon in the seventeenth century: satire, eloquence and anti-Jesuitism / Corinna Onelli -- Behind the mask: social satire in Bernini's caricatures and comedies / Joris van Gastel -- 'More expensive of their powder, than of their lead': fops, theatre and the late Stuart military / Maire MacNeill -- The visual and the verbal: the intermediality of English satire, c. 1695-1750 / Andrew Benjamin Bricker -- Aesop, intermediality and graphic satire, c. 1740 / Kate Grandjouan -- Typesetting the borders: satire as a mediator in post-revolutionary Europe / Camilla Murgia -- The interconnections of satire and censorship in Goya's prints and drawings / Reva Wolf -- Jumping the broom: a common-law wedding custom's bristling visual satires / Lizzie Marx.