The Romantic manifesto : an anthology
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The Romantic manifesto : an anthology
（American university studies, Series III,
P. Lang, 1988
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Description
The vexed question of what the Romantics themselves said about Romanticism has been approached in a number of different ways, but their major public declarations have never been gathered together. Indeed, with the exception of a few of these (such as Stendhal's Racine et Shakespeare), this body of evidence has been unavailable to the English-speaking audience. Many of these manifestos are translated here for the first time: the remaining are newly translated for this collection. Taken together, they show Romanticism as a coherent and unified movement appearing in pulses throughout Eastern and Western Europe in the early nineteenth century, with a continual spiritual kinship to Schlegelian origins.
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Contents: A collection of Romantic manifestos newly translated into English, introduced by an essay on the manifesto as a genre.
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