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Romanticism Duncan Wu

Romanticism By Duncan Wu

Romanticism by Duncan Wu


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Summary

* Compiled as a cutting--edge critical companion to the major anthology. * Contains 18 key essays on Romanticism written in the last 10 years. * Represents a wide range of theoretical approaches. * Major contributors include Edward Said, Jerome J. McGann, Marilyn Butler, Tom Paulin and others. .

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Romanticism: A Critical Reader by Duncan Wu

Romanticism: A Critical Reader is designed both as a companion and a supplement to Blackwella s Romanticism: An Anthology . It deals for the most part with works included in that volume while affording coverage to key elements, including fiction, beyond the anthologista s scope to include. Most of the movements and schools of thought active during the last fifteen years are represented, including feminism, new historicism, genre theory, psychoanalysis, and deconstructionalism. The reader provides thus a progress report, useful to anyone interested in the application of theoretical ideas to literary texts, giving a unique overview of Romantic studies since 1980.

About Duncan Wu

Duncan Wu is a Fellow of St Catherinea s College, Oxford, and a post--doctoral Fellow of the British Academy. He is the author of Wordswortha s Reading 1770--1799 (1993) and co--editor with Stephen Gill of a new edition of Wordsworth: Selected Poems (1994).

Table of Contents

Introduction. A Note on Texts and Abbreviations. Acknowledgements. Abbreviations. Blake:. 1. Blakean Zen: Nelson Hilton. 2. Blakea s Concept of the Sublime: Vincent Arthur De Luca. Wordsworth:. 3. Wordsworth, Rousseau and the Politics of Education: James K. Chandler. 4. The History of Imagination: Alan Liu. Coleridge: . 5. a Kubla Khana and the Art of Thingifying: Kathleen M. Wheeler. 6.a Christabela : The Wandering Mother and the Enigma of form: Karen Swan. Shelley: . 7. Adonais : Shelleya s Consumption of Keats: James A. W. Heffernan. . 8. Deconstruction or Reconstruction: Reading Shelleya s Prometheus Unbound (Tilottama Rajan) . Byron: . 9. Don Juan and Byrona s Imperceptiveness to the English Word: Peter J. Manning. 10. Byron and the Anonymous Lyric: Jerome J. McGann. Keats:. 11. The Two Hyperions : Compositions and Decompositions: Balachandra Rajan. 12. Imagination and Growth in the Great Odes: Leon Waldoff. Other Writers: . 13. Godwin, Burke and Caleb Williams: Marylin Butler. 14. Murder Incorporated: Confessions of a Justified Sinner: Eve Kosofsky Sedwick. 15. Bearing Demons: Frankensteina s Circumvention of the Maternal: Margaret Homas. 16. John Clare in Babylon: Tom Paulin. 17. a A Revolution in Female Mannersa : Anne K. Mellor. 18. Jane Austen and Empire: Edward Said. List of Contributors. Bibliography. Index.

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GOR004313738
9780631195047
0631195041
Romanticism: A Critical Reader by Duncan Wu
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John Wiley and Sons Ltd
1995-01-13
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