Pre-romanticism in English poetry of the eighteenth century : the poetic art and significance of Thomson, Gray, Collins, Goldsmith, Cowper & Crabbe : a casebook

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Pre-romanticism in English poetry of the eighteenth century : the poetic art and significance of Thomson, Gray, Collins, Goldsmith, Cowper & Crabbe : a casebook

edited by J.R. Watson

（Casebook series）

Macmillan, 1989

  • : pbk

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注記

Bibliography: p. 254-255

Includes index

内容説明・目次

巻冊次

ISBN 9780333396384

内容説明

This volume is one in the Casebooks series, which presents an integrated selection of readings, with an introduction which explores the theme and discusses the literary and critical issues involved. The series is intended to act as a springboard for further reading and study. The selection of critical commentary is arranged in sections which reflect the different exerging concepts which eventually shaped the Romantic movement, such as Poetic Diction, Nature, Landscape and Description, Poetry and Society, Poetry and Religion, and the Self and the Imagination. Professor Watson also published "Wordsworth's Vital Soul", "English Poetry of the Romantic Period" and the Casebook on Browning's "Men and Women and other poems".

目次

  • Part 1 18th, 19th and early 20th Century criticism: Matthew Arnold on 18th century poetry, (1880)
  • Samuel Johnson on Thomson, (1781)
  • William Hazlitt on Thomson, (1818)
  • Samuel Johnson on Gray, (1781)
  • William Wordsworth on Gray, (1802)
  • Matthew Arnold on Gray, (1880)
  • Leslie Stephen on Gray, (c.1890)
  • Sir Joshua Reynolds on Goldsmith, (c.1776)
  • John Aiken on Goldsmith, (1796)
  • Virginia Woolf on Goldsmith, (1934)
  • William Hazlitt on Cowper, (1818)
  • Walter Bagehot on Cowper, (1855)
  • Leslie Stephen on Crabbe, (1874) and on Cowper, (1876)
  • Virginia Woolf on Crabbe, (1950)
  • David Nichol Smith on 18th century poetry (1926). Part 2 Poetics and poetic diction: personification - the language of imagination and passion, Hugh Blair, (1783)
  • 18th century poetic diction, Geoffrey Tillotson, (1939)
  • language as the dress of thought, P.W.K.Stone, (1967)
  • the Augustan tradition, F.R.Leavis, (1936)
  • the word "Romantic" in the 18th century, Logan Pearsall Smith, (1924)
  • Collins - neoclassical and pre-romantic, A.S.P.Woodhouse, (1965)
  • pre-romanticism, P.W.K.Stone, (1967). Part 3 Nature, landscape and description: Thomson's "Seasons" - nature, harmony and doubt, John Chalker, (1969)
  • descriptive poetry - Thomson's "Seasons", Hugh Blair, (1793)
  • the "Prospect" poem, C.V.Deane, (1935)
  • Thomson's description, Jean Hagstrum, (1958)
  • retirement and nature in Thomson's "Seasons", John Chalker, (1969)
  • description and reflection in Gray's "Elegy", Jean Hagstrum, (1958)
  • Cowper, Wordsworth and nature, Vincent Newey (1982). Part 4 Poetry and society: Gray's latent political ideas, William Empson, (1935)
  • Thomson and humanitarian feeling in the 18th century, John Butt, (1950)
  • Thomson and the Golden Age, John Chalker, (1969)
  • Gray's storied urn, Cleanth Brooks, (1947)
  • Crabbe and social questions, R.B.Hatch, (1976)
  • Peter Grimes - the humane representation of a barely human consciousness, Peter New, (1976). Part 5 Poetry and religion: the all-animating joy within - Addison and Coleridge, George Dekker, (1978)
  • the classicism of Charles Wesley, D.Davie, (1952)
  • nature, God and the imagination - from Thomson to Wordsworth, Mary Jacobus, (1976)
  • Cowper, nature and God, Vincent Newey, (1982). Part 6 The self and the imagination: Thomson on imagination and the poet, Ralph Cohen, (1970)
  • poet and actor in Gray and Goldsmith, R.W.Rader, (1974)
  • Goldsmith and the poetic self, R.Lonsdale, (1978)
  • Cowper's "The Task" - the poetry of introspection, Mary Jacobus, (1976).
巻冊次

: pbk ISBN 9780333396391

内容説明

This Casebook presents a wide-ranging view of elements in eighteenth-century poetry which anticipate the Romantic movement. The principal poets considered are Thomson, Gray, Collins, Goldsmith, Cowper and Crabbe. The selection of critical commentary is arranged in sections which reflect the different emerging concepts which eventually shaped the Romantic movement, such as Poetics and Poetic Diction, Nature, Landscape and Description, Poetry and Society, Poetry and Religion and The Self and the Imagination.

目次

General Editor's Preface Introduction PART 1: 18TH, 19TH & EARLY 20TH CENTURY CRITICISM PART 2: FROM AUGUSTAN TO ROMANTIC Poetics and Poetic Diction Nature, Landscape and Description Poetry and Society Poetry and Religion The Self and the Imagination Select Bibliography Notes on Contributors Acknowledgements Index

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