In Mary Wollstonecraft And The Language Of Sensibility, Syndy Conger examines the life and work of a major nineteenth female literary talent whose influence continues to be felt in literature down to the present day. Part One: First Fictions of Sensibility is comprised of Epistolary Revelations; Mary, A Fiction; "Cave of Fancy"; Early Thoughts on Education. Part Two: The Test of Reason presents The Fictions of Sensibility under Analysis; Private and Public Revolutions: Burke as Catalyst; The Rights of Woman and the Wrongs of Sensibility. Part Three: Affirmation and Transformation offers The Test of the Revolution; A New Page in the History of Her Heart; One Last Fiction: Sensibility Imprisoned; and Conclusion: An Ending Without a Resolution. Enhanced with a list of abbreviations, notes, works cited, and a comprehensive index, Mary Wollstonecraft And The Language Of Sensibility is a "must" for Mary Wollstonecraft enthusiasts and students of her work.