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The Cambridge history of English romantic literature

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Title The Cambridge history of English romantic literature / edited by James Chandler.
Additional Titles History of English romantic literature
English romantic literature
Contributors Chandler, James, 1948-
Publisher Cambridge : Cambridge University Press
Creation Date 2009
Notes Includes bibliographical references (p. 678-748) and index.
Content Sentiment and sensibility / John Brewer -- Antiquarianism, balladry and the rehabilitation of romance / Susan Manning -- The Romantics and the political economists / Catherine Gallagher -- The problem of periodization : Enlightenment, Romanticism and the fate of system / Clifford Siskin -- London in the 1970s / John Barrell -- Edinburgh and lowland Scotland / Ian Duncan -- Romantic Ireland : 1750-1845 / Luke Gibbons -- France, Germany, America / David Simpson -- The warm south / Esther Schor -- Country matters / W.J.T. Mitchell -- Romanticism and the wider world : poetry, travel literature and empire / Nigel Leask -- The homes of England / Margot Finn -- Writing, reading and the scenes of war / Mary A Favret -- Regency London / Simon During -- Rebellion, revolution, reform : the transit of the intellectuals / Anne Janowitz -- Changes in the world of publishing / Adrian Johns -- The new poetries / Susan J. Wolfson -- Romanticism and poetic autonomy / Paul Hamilton -- Transformations of the novel, I / Diedre Lynch -- Transformations of the novel, II / Ina Ferris -- Theatre, performance and urban spectacle / Julie Carlson -- The epigenesis of genre : new forms from old / Tilottama Rajan -- The literature of the new sciences / Jan Golinski -- The making of child readers / Katie Trumpener -- Representation restructured / Frances Ferguson -- Romantic cultural imperialism / Saree Makdisi -- Romanticism and religious modernity : from natural supernaturalism to literary sectarianism / Kevin Gilmartin -- Is Romanticism finished? / Jerome McGann.
Series The New Cambridge history of English literature
Extent xii, 782 pages
24 cm.
Language English
National Library system number 990026556000205171

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