Check again (May have changed)Table of ContentsPreface: Chapter 1: Remapping Minervas influence on the novel marketSection One: Feminist Discernment and MinervasProduction of Romantic FantasySection OverviewChapter 2: Julies and St. Preuxes: Networking lady authors, 1785-9Chapter 3: Wollstonecraft and the revolutionary feminist novel: At a crossroads with Wordsworth Section Two: The Revolution Debate in Britain: Minerva and the Politics of FeelingSection OverviewChapter 4: Providential adaptations to the romantic fantasy, 1790-4Chapter 5: Godwin and Providential feeling in Things As They Are: Meeting readers where they areChapter 6: Providential feeling at Minervas zenith: what the commoner teaches the noblemanSection Three: The Forgotten Poetics of Romantic Exchange: Gothic Habits of MindSection OverviewChapter 7: Minervas continued influence: the Poet as Nightingale in Shelleys 1810 GothicsChapter 8: Reinstating romantic fantasy in Minervas late novels: Romanticism and Gothic habits of mindAfterwordBibliographyList of TablesList of Figures.