Aesthetic materialism electricity and American romanticism / by Gilmore, Paul, 1970-

Table of Contents: “…Introduction : the word "aesthetic" -- Idealist aesthetics and the republican telegraph -- Aesthetic electricity -- Frederick Douglass's electric words : aesthetic politics and the limits of identification -- Mad filaments : Walt Whitman's aesthetic body telegraphic -- Conclusion : aesthetic electricity caged.…”
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Aesthetic materialism electricity and American romanticism / by Gilmore, Paul, 1970-

Table of Contents: “…Introduction : the word "aesthetic" -- Idealist aesthetics and the republican telegraph -- Aesthetic electricity -- Frederick Douglass's electric words : aesthetic politics and the limits of identification -- Mad filaments : Walt Whitman's aesthetic body telegraphic -- Conclusion : aesthetic electricity caged.…”
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Messing with romance American poetics and antebellum southern fiction / by Ackermann, Zeno

Table of Contents: “…From "romance" to real politics: Nathaniel B. Tucker's The partisan leader (1836) -- 7. …”
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Messing with romance American poetics and antebellum southern fiction / by Ackermann, Zeno

Table of Contents: “…From "romance" to real politics: Nathaniel B. Tucker's The partisan leader (1836) -- 7. …”
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The Supplement of Reading : Figures of Understanding in Romantic Theory and Practice / by Rajan, Tilottama

Table of Contents: “…Reading, culture, history -- The (un)persuaded reader : Coleridge's conversation with hermeneutics -- The eye/I of the other : self and audience in Wordsworth's lyrical ballads -- Wollstonecraft and Godwin : reading the secrets of the political novel -- B. Canon and heresy : Blake's intertextuality -- Untying Blake's secular scripture -- Early texts : "the eye altering alters all" -- (Infinite) absolute negativity : the brief epics -- C. …”
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The Supplement of Reading : Figures of Understanding in Romantic Theory and Practice / by Rajan, Tilottama

Table of Contents: “…Reading, culture, history -- The (un)persuaded reader : Coleridge's conversation with hermeneutics -- The eye/I of the other : self and audience in Wordsworth's lyrical ballads -- Wollstonecraft and Godwin : reading the secrets of the political novel -- B. Canon and heresy : Blake's intertextuality -- Untying Blake's secular scripture -- Early texts : "the eye altering alters all" -- (Infinite) absolute negativity : the brief epics -- C. …”
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From Goethe to Novalis : studies in classicism and romanticism : festschrift for Dennis F. Mahoney in celebration of his sixty-fifth birthday /

Table of Contents: “…Orphisch -- Goethe's autobiographical writings -- Schillers Der Geisterseher: a princely experiment or the creation of a "spiritualist" -- On the periphery of Weimar classicism: passion, patriarchy and political machinations in Caroline von Wolzogen's Agnes von Lilien (1797) and Barbara Honigmann's Eine Liebe aus nichts -- Maria Stuart adaptations in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries: from "classical" parodies to contemporary politics -- Transition. …”
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From Goethe to Novalis : studies in classicism and romanticism : festschrift for Dennis F. Mahoney in celebration of his sixty-fifth birthday /

Table of Contents: “…Orphisch -- Goethe's autobiographical writings -- Schillers Der Geisterseher: a princely experiment or the creation of a "spiritualist" -- On the periphery of Weimar classicism: passion, patriarchy and political machinations in Caroline von Wolzogen's Agnes von Lilien (1797) and Barbara Honigmann's Eine Liebe aus nichts -- Maria Stuart adaptations in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries: from "classical" parodies to contemporary politics -- Transition. …”
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