Rousseau's impact on Shelley : figuring the written self
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Rousseau's impact on Shelley : figuring the written self
（Salzburg studies in English literature, Romantic reassessment ; 154）
Edwin Mellen Press, 1999
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 181-191) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This book examines the literary relationship between Rousseau and Shelley as it presents iteslf historically, intertextually and in relation to language theory. It provides the reader with close original readings of several major works by Shelley: "Queen Mab", "Alastor", "Julian and Maddalo", "The Sensitive Plant" and "The Triumph of Life". Finally, Shelley's search for a suitable figure through whom he sought to examine the nature of identity is generalized into an exportation of Romantic subjectivity and written expressions of the self. Such an analysis of romantic notions of identity and subjectivity has broad significance for the study of Romanticism as a whole.
目次
- Representations of Rousseau in the Shelleys, Godwin and Wollstonecraft
- language - arbitrary, organic or both?
- "nature's silent eloquence" - disembodied organic language in "Queen Mab"
- "some lone ghost, nature's messenger" - Rousseau and organic language in "Alastor"
- "La Nouvelle Heloise" and Shelley's romantic idealism in "Julian and Maddalo" and "The Sensitive Plant"
- "The form and character of mortal mould" - shifting identities in "The Triumph of Life".
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