CiNii 図書 - Robert Southey and the contexts of English Romanticism

Lynda Pratt's collection of specially commissioned essays is the first edited volume devoted to the multiple connections between Robert Southey (1774-1843) and English Romantic culture. A major and highly controversial personage in his own day, Southey has until recently been the forgotten member of the Lake School.

General Editors' Preface, Vincent Newey, Joanne Shattock
Introduction, Lynda Pratt
Chapter 1 Southey's Literary History, David Fairer
Chapter 2 Love and Madness: Southey Editing Chatterton, Nick Groom
Chapter 3 Beneath High Romanticism: 'Southeian' Orientations in De Quincey, Daniel Sanjiv Roberts
Chapter 4 Feasts and Fasts: Robert Southey and the Politics of Calendar, Paul Jarman
Chapter 5 Poemets and Poemlings: Robert Southey's Minority Interest, Nicola Trott
Chapter 6 'Bob Southey! - Poet Laureate': Public and Private in Southey's Poems of 1816, Mark Storey
Chapter 7 Subservient Talents? Robert Southey as a Public Moralist, David M. Craig
Chapter 8 'Green Savannahs' or 'savage lands': Wordsworth's and Southey's Romantic America, Carol Bolton
Chapter 9 Southey's Madoc: Reimagining the Conquest of America, Nigel Leask
Chapter 10 Conquest and Slavery in Robert Southey's Madoc and James Montgomery's The West Indies, Joselyn M. Almeida
Chapter 11 Words and Things: Southey's East and the Materiality of Oriental Discourse, Diego Saglia
Chapter 12 Plants, Pagodas and Penises: Southey's Oriental Imports, Tim Fulford
Chapter 13 His nights among the dead were passed: Robert Southey's Dreams, W. A. Speck
Chapter 14 Family Misfortunes? The posthumous editing of Robert Southey, Lynda Pratt

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