Literature of the Romantic Period: A Bibliographical Guide - Hardcover
This book provides a selective, critical guide to the best and the most typical in scholarship and criticism on literature of the Romantic period, 1780-1830. A list of references is provided at the end of each chapter, and there are individual chapters on the main poets and novelists of the period, as well as chapters on women poets, women novelists, male poets, political prose, and essayists. The Introduction surveys general studies of the period. Through its interacting perspectives, the book offers an invaluable resource to students of the period.
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Michael O'Neill is at University of Durham.
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`this useful volume ... in addition to providing helpful information on the most reliable texts ... this volume not only reduces the problem of the impossibility of reading everything about Romanticism, but also ... presents a message which many will find both surprising and reassuring: namely
that far from approaching the limits of scholarly interest or ingenuity, Romantic studies remains a field of notable vigour and diversity.'
David Vallins, British Assoc. for Romantic Studies, Issue.17, March 2000.
`This is an excellent biography of mostly post-1970 criticism of romantic period writing. It is also a necessary one. As our understanding of romanticism (nad romanticisms) has undergone one revolution after another, the need for a reliable guide to the variety and volume of new work being
published has never been felt more keenly. this book fills that role: with 18 seperate chapters on diverse subjects ('Wordsworth', 'Clare', 'Romantic Gothic' and so on), each offering an assessment of current criticism and a full listing of relevant works, this book will be an indispensible tool for
anyone working in the period.'
Michael John Kooy, Romanticism on the Net 18 (May 2000)
that far from approaching the limits of scholarly interest or ingenuity, Romantic studies remains a field of notable vigour and diversity.'
David Vallins, British Assoc. for Romantic Studies, Issue.17, March 2000.
`This is an excellent biography of mostly post-1970 criticism of romantic period writing. It is also a necessary one. As our understanding of romanticism (nad romanticisms) has undergone one revolution after another, the need for a reliable guide to the variety and volume of new work being
published has never been felt more keenly. this book fills that role: with 18 seperate chapters on diverse subjects ('Wordsworth', 'Clare', 'Romantic Gothic' and so on), each offering an assessment of current criticism and a full listing of relevant works, this book will be an indispensible tool for
anyone working in the period.'
Michael John Kooy, Romanticism on the Net 18 (May 2000)
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- PublisherClarendon Press
- Publication date1998
- ISBN 10 0198711204
- ISBN 13 9780198711209
- BindingHardcover
- Edition number1
- Number of pages418
- EditorO'Neill Michael
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