Introduction: Conventions of the Romance Genre | p. 1 |
Archetypes and Stereotypes | |
The Good Provider in Romance Novels | p. 10 |
From Bodice-Ripper to Baby-Sitter: The New Hero in Mass-Market Romance | p. 23 |
"I Am Not a Bimbo": Persona, Promotion, and the Fabulous Fabio | p. 35 |
This Is Not Your Mother's Cinderella: The Romance Novel as Feminist Fairy Tale | p. 51 |
Cavewoman Impulses: The Jungian Shadow Archetype in Popular Romantic Fiction | p. 62 |
Medieval Magic and Witchcraft in the Popular Romance Novel | p. 75 |
Time and Place | |
Conventions of Captivity in Romance Novels | p. 86 |
Time-Travel and Related Phenomena in Contemporary Popular Romance Fiction | p. 100 |
Language and Love | |
Leading Us into Temptation: The Language of Sex and the Power of Love | p. 113 |
Changing Ideologies in Romance Fiction | p. 149 |
Postmodern Identity (Crisis): Confessions of a Linguistic Historiographer and Romance Writer | p. 173 |
Hero, Heroine, or HERA: A New Name for an Old Problem | p. 187 |
Contributors | p. 193 |
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