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The Visual Culture of Catholic Enlightenment by Christopher M. S. Johns (review)

In the book’s “Concluding Matter,” Wetmore argues that toward the end of the century, the connective tissue binding sentimentality to self-referentiality was severed. newly suspicious approaches to sensibility are deployed in works across the political spectrum during this period: for example, Mary robinson’s The Natural Daughter (1799); Elizabeth Hamilton’s Memoirs of Modern Philosophers (1800); and robert Bage’s Hermsprong (1796). Each text reworks devices of corporeal defamiliarization deployed by Smollett, Mackenzie, and Sterne, respectively.