Search for: [Abstract = "The reviews presented by the authors are usually of irreverent and critical manner, which results from the fact that the traditional romance was perceived by the literary elite of those times as anachronistic, void of thought or ideology, deprived of artistic values and good taste. Although the leading represen\?tatives of the Enlightenment consistently criticized romance, it was remarkably popular throughout the entire century. They were read willingly and therefore often published."]

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