Romanticism and the heritage of Rousseau
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Romanticism and the heritage of Rousseau
Clarendon Press , Oxford University Press, 1995
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Bibliography: p. [xi]-xxiv
Includes index
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Romanticism and the Heritage of Rousseau presents a timely and thorough-going critique of recent thinking on Romanticism.
Beginning from the conviction that Rousseau may well have been the most important cultural figure of the last quarter millenium, Thomas McFarland confronts the misplaced emphases and serious misreadings of recent new historicist, post-structuralist, and feminist Romantic criticism. Using Rousseau as a guide and influence, McFarland tackles head on the work of six important scholars - including Jerome McGann, Marilyn Butler, and Paul deMan - and argues that the 'new orthodoxy' is signally
unable to perform the ultimate task of criticism: to discern quality . In its place, McFarland advocates an attention to the 'texture' of the cultural fabric of Romanticism, in order to restore our sense of what Romanticism is, and to allow us to hear again the plangency of its distinctive
bvoice.
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