Romanticism
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Romanticism
(The new critical idiom)
Routledge, 1996
- : pbk.
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Note
Includes bibliographical references (p. [203]-217) and index
Description and Table of Contents
- Volume
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: pbk. ISBN 9780415083782
Description
Aidan Day considers the history and usage of the term Romanticism, and the changing views and debates which surround it. He traces its history through nineteenth and twentieth-century readings, incorporating contemporary debates such as feminism, post-structuralism and new historicism. Day places the traditional canon in the wider context of their contemporary political and philosophical thinkers. A range of writers, both canonical and non-canonical, are included in his survey, including: * William Blake * William Wordsworth * Samuel Taylor Coleridge * John Keats * Shelley * Edmund Blake * Thomas Paine * Mary Wollstonecraft * Jane Austen * Charlotte Smith * Anna Laetitia Barbauld Romanticism takes a clear, wide-ranging view of the subject and is essential reading for students new to the subject.
Table of Contents
- Introduction. Towards a Definition. 1. Enlightenment or Romantic
- Humanitarianism
- Nature
- Enlightenment or Sensibility
- 2. Constructions of the term 'Romantic'
- Politics and Literature
- Poststructuralism and Romanticism
- 3. Enlightenment and Romantic
- Politics and Spirituality
- Conservative Novelists
- Historicism and Romanticism
- New Radicalism
- Romanticism and Conservatism
- 4. Gender and the Sublime
- Primary Sources
- Bibliography
- Index
- Volume
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ISBN 9780415122665
Description
Aidan Day considers the history and usage of the term Romanticism, and the changing views and debates which surround it. He traces its history through nineteenth and twentieth-century readings, incorporating contemporary debates such as feminism, post-structuralism and new historicism. Day places the traditional canon in the wider context of their contemporary political and philosophical thinkers. A range of writers, both canonical and non-canonical, are included in his survey, including:
William Blake
William Wordsworth
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
John Keats
Shelley
Edmund Blake
Thomas Paine
Mary Wollstonecraft
Jane Austen
Charlotte Smith
Anna Laetitia Barbauld
Romanticism takes a clear, wide-ranging view of the subject and is essential reading for students new to the subject.
Table of Contents
- Introduction. Towards a Definition. 1. Enlightenment or Romantic
- Humanitarianism
- Nature
- Enlightenment or Sensibility
- 2. Constructions of the term 'Romantic'
- Politics and Literature
- Poststructuralism and Romanticism
- 3. Enlightenment and Romantic
- Politics and Spirituality
- Conservative Novelists
- Historicism and Romanticism
- New Radicalism
- Romanticism and Conservatism
- 4. Gender and the Sublime
- Primary Sources
- Bibliography
- Index
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