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Introduction : into the Eurozone : European dimensions of British romanticism, then and now |
Steve Clark and Tristanne Connolly |
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1. The genealogy of the scientific sublime : glaciers, mountains and the alternating modes of representation |
Kaz Oishi |
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2. 'Et in Arcadia ego' : philosophical aesthetics and the origins of European romanticism in Shaftesbury's characteristics and Rousseau's reveries |
Evy Varsamopoulou |
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3. Cross-channel discourses of sensibility : Madeleine de Scudéry's Clélie and Charlotte Lennox's The Female Quixote |
Kimiyo Ogawa |
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4. 'Amphibious grown' : Hester Thrale, Della Crusca and the Italian origins of British romanticism |
Steve Clark |
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5. L'Exception Anglaise : Joseph Priestley abroad and romantic poetics |
Stephen Bygrave |
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6. 'Mistaken for natives of the soil' : translation and Erasmus Darwin's loves of the plants |
Tristanne Connolly |
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7. Family, marriage and the state in romanticism's other genres |
David Shakespeare |
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8. 'What means this wild, this allegorick mask?' : British anticipations of romantic opera c. 1740 |
David Chandler |
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9. Blake and the European (pre)history of melodrama : beyond the borders of time and stage |
Diane Piccitto |
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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 |
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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 |
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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 |
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2. 'Et in Arcadia ego' : philosophical aesthetics and the origins of European romanticism in Shaftesbury's characteristics and Rousseau's reveries |
Evy Varsamopoulou |