British romanticism in European perspective : into the Eurozone
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British romanticism in European perspective : into the Eurozone
Palgrave Macmillan, 2015
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 248-269) and index
Contents of Works
- Introduction : into the Eurozone : European dimensions of British romanticism, then and now / Steve Clark and Tristanne Connolly
- 1. The genealogy of the scientific sublime : glaciers, mountains and the alternating modes of representation / Kaz Oishi
- 2. 'Et in Arcadia ego' : philosophical aesthetics and the origins of European romanticism in Shaftesbury's characteristics and Rousseau's reveries / Evy Varsamopoulou
- 3. Cross-channel discourses of sensibility : Madeleine de Scudéry's Clélie and Charlotte Lennox's The Female Quixote / Kimiyo Ogawa
- 4. 'Amphibious grown' : Hester Thrale, Della Crusca and the Italian origins of British romanticism / Steve Clark
- 5. L'Exception Anglaise : Joseph Priestley abroad and romantic poetics / Stephen Bygrave
- 6. 'Mistaken for natives of the soil' : translation and Erasmus Darwin's loves of the plants / Tristanne Connolly
- 7. Family, marriage and the state in romanticism's other genres / David Shakespeare
- 8. 'What means this wild, this allegorick mask?' : British anticipations of romantic opera c. 1740 / David Chandler
- 9. Blake and the European (pre)history of melodrama : beyond the borders of time and stage / Diane Piccitto
- 10. From the English to the French Revolution : the body, the world and experience in Locke's essay, Bentley's 'A prospect of Vapourland' and Blake's songs / Peter Otto
- 11. 'Some roads unfold before us : Without a beaten track' : unearthing Bosnia's romantic spirit through the Hasanaginica and Mak Dizdar's stone sleeper / Maja Pašović
Description and Table of Contents
Description
What, and when, is British Romanticism, if seen not in island isolation but cosmopolitan integration with European Romantic literature, history and culture? The essays here range from poetry and the novel to science writing, philosophy, visual art, opera and melodrama; from France and Germany to Italy and Bosnia.
Table of Contents
- List Of Illustrations Acknowledgements Notes On The Contributors Introduction. Into The Eurozone: European Dimensions Of British Romanticism, Then And Now
- Steve Clark And Tristanne Connolly 1. The Genealogy Of The Scientific Sublime: Glaciers, Mountains, And The Alternating Modes Of Representation
- Kaz Oishi 2. Et In Arcadia Ego: Philosophical Aesthetics And The Origins Of European Romanticism In Shaftesbury's Characteristics And Rousseau's Reveries
- Evy Varsamopoulou 3. Cross-Channel Discourses Of Sensibility: Madeleine De Scudery's Clelie (1660) And Charlotte Lennox's The Female Quixote (1752)
- Kimiyo Ogawa 4. Amphibious Grown: Hester Thrale, Della Crusca And The Italian Origins Of British Romanticism
- Steve Clark 5. L'Exception Anglaise: Joseph Priestley Abroad And Romantic Poetics
- Stephen Bygrave 6. 'Mistaken For Natives Of The Soil': Translation And Erasmus Darwin's Loves Of The Plants
- Tristanne Connolly 7. Family, Marriage, And The State In Romanticism's Other Genres
- David Shakespeare 8. 'What Means This Wild, This Allegorick Mask?': British Anticipations Of Romantic Opera C. 1740
- David Chandler 9. Blake And The European (Pre)History Of Melodrama: Beyond The Borders Of Time And Stage
- Diane Piccitto 10. From The English To The French Revolution: The Body, The World, And Experience In Locke's Essay, Bentley's 'A Prospect Of Vapourland', And Blake's Songs
- Peter Otto 11. 'Some Roads Unfold Before Us / Without A Beaten Track': Unearthing Bosnia's Romantic Spirit Through The Poetry Of Mak Dizdar
- Maja Pasovic Bibliography Index
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