[LV - This hadn't been published at the time this entry was created so I don't know which essays deal with the books and which with the TV version. I could see via Google Books excerpts that the first two essays quote from the books but the third seemed more focused on the TV version. ]
Here's a list of the essays:
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Sharon Kaye - Feminist Sex?: It's in His Kiss
Laura Katherin Jimenez-Cuadros and Pablo Rivas-Robledo - Bridgerton and the Philosophy of Good Sex
Cheryl Frazier and Jeremy Fried - Out of the Shadows?: Examining Assumptions About Love and Fatness in Bridgerton
Mary Bernard and Susan Peppers-Bates - Authenticity Through Solidarity: A Beauvoirian Existentialist Analysis of Lady Danbury, Simon Basset, and Penelope Featherington
Jessica Miller - "I Shall Be Very Happy, Indeed": The Meanings of Happiness in Bridgerton
Eric Murphy Selinger - Bee-ing and Time: Mortality, Ontology, and Love in Julia Quinn's The Viscount Who Loved Me
Katherine Byrne - Bridgerton and the Environment
William Rodriguez - A Bridgerton's Defense of Gossip
Lisa Cassidy - Is Lady Whistledown Full of B.S.?: An Impertinent Investigation
Catherine M. Robb - "All of Us Talk": Bridgerton and the Value of Gossip
Clara Nisley and Thomas Nisley - "The Most Curious of News": Testimony, Gossip, and the Search for Knowledge
Sarah E. Worth and Sondra Bacharach - Ladies Reading and Writing: Penelope, Eloise, and the Friendship of Women
Katelyn Antilla and Lel Jones - The Bane of My Forgiveness: On Excuses, Apologies, and Repentance
SuddhaSatwa GuhaRoy - Trust Lessons from Bridgerton: Shades of Vulnerability and Betrayal
Zachary Isrow - Breaking the Bonds of Crystallization: The Search for Perfection and Love in Bridgerton
Guillaume Lequien - Is True Love Really Friendship?
Janelle Pötzsch - Queen Charlotte: Wedlock(-ed)
Rebecca Chapman - "Has Anyone Told You That Your Mother is Rather Terrifying?": Mothers and Their Children in Bridgerton
Jade Metzger-Riftkin and Tolonda Henderson - "I Have Never Been a Man That Much Enjoyed Flirting, or Chatting, or, Indeed, Talking at All": The Duke of Hastings's Stutter and the Troubles with Defining Disability
Gah-Kai Leung - Queerbaiting the Fans: What (If Anything) Is Wrong with Queerbaiting in Bridgerton?
Edwardo Pérez - Understanding the Great Experiment in Netflix's Bridgerton and Queen Charlotte
Tom Ue - Of Brawn and Brow: Boxing and Honor in Bridgerton
[LV - This hadn't been published at the time this entry was created so I don't know which essays deal with the books and which with the TV version. I could see via Google Books excerpts that the first two essays quote from the books but the third seemed more focused on the TV version. ]
Here's a list of the essays:
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Sharon Kaye - Feminist Sex?: It's in His Kiss
Laura Katherin Jimenez-Cuadros and Pablo Rivas-Robledo - Bridgerton and the Philosophy of Good Sex
Cheryl Frazier and Jeremy Fried - Out of the Shadows?: Examining Assumptions About Love and Fatness in Bridgerton
Mary Bernard and Susan Peppers-Bates - Authenticity Through Solidarity: A Beauvoirian Existentialist Analysis of Lady Danbury, Simon Basset, and Penelope Featherington
Jessica Miller - "I Shall Be Very Happy, Indeed": The Meanings of Happiness in Bridgerton
Eric Murphy Selinger - Bee-ing and Time: Mortality, Ontology, and Love in Julia Quinn's The Viscount Who Loved Me
Katherine Byrne - Bridgerton and the Environment
William Rodriguez - A Bridgerton's Defense of Gossip
Lisa Cassidy - Is Lady Whistledown Full of B.S.?: An Impertinent Investigation
Catherine M. Robb - "All of Us Talk": Bridgerton and the Value of Gossip
Clara Nisley and Thomas Nisley - "The Most Curious of News": Testimony, Gossip, and the Search for Knowledge
Sarah E. Worth and Sondra Bacharach - Ladies Reading and Writing: Penelope, Eloise, and the Friendship of Women
Katelyn Antilla and Lel Jones - The Bane of My Forgiveness: On Excuses, Apologies, and Repentance
SuddhaSatwa GuhaRoy - Trust Lessons from Bridgerton: Shades of Vulnerability and Betrayal
Zachary Isrow - Breaking the Bonds of Crystallization: The Search for Perfection and Love in Bridgerton
Guillaume Lequien - Is True Love Really Friendship?
Janelle Pötzsch - Queen Charlotte: Wedlock(-ed)
Rebecca Chapman - "Has Anyone Told You That Your Mother is Rather Terrifying?": Mothers and Their Children in Bridgerton
Jade Metzger-Riftkin and Tolonda Henderson - "I Have Never Been a Man That Much Enjoyed Flirting, or Chatting, or, Indeed, Talking at All": The Duke of Hastings's Stutter and the Troubles with Defining Disability
Gah-Kai Leung - Queerbaiting the Fans: What (If Anything) Is Wrong with Queerbaiting in Bridgerton?
Edwardo Pérez - Understanding the Great Experiment in Netflix's Bridgerton and Queen Charlotte
Tom Ue - Of Brawn and Brow: Boxing and Honor in Bridgerton