A Companion to European RomanticismMichael Ferber John Wiley & Sons, 2008-04-15 - 600 psl. This companion is the first book of its kind to focus on the whole of European Romanticism.
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... genre. Thus launched as a term for a trend in literature, and for those who launched the term itself, “romantic” within a decade or two was received and debated throughout Europe. It is worth remembering, in view of the indelible label ...
... genre. Thus launched as a term for a trend in literature, and for those who launched the term itself, “romantic” within a decade or two was received and debated throughout Europe. It is worth remembering, in view of the indelible label ...
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... genres tended to be poetry, drama, and especially the novel. Novels also began to change in form, as the tendencies ... genre triste” (Frail 2004: 907).3 As novels of Sensibility swept Europe in the 1760s and 1770s at the height of the ...
... genres tended to be poetry, drama, and especially the novel. Novels also began to change in form, as the tendencies ... genre triste” (Frail 2004: 907).3 As novels of Sensibility swept Europe in the 1760s and 1770s at the height of the ...
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... genres of literature, one can see a growing emphasis on nature, natural simplicity, the ordinary, everyday rustic life, and also kindness to animals. The new moral aesthetic left no room for more urban forms of virtue: urbane ...
... genres of literature, one can see a growing emphasis on nature, natural simplicity, the ordinary, everyday rustic life, and also kindness to animals. The new moral aesthetic left no room for more urban forms of virtue: urbane ...
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... genre that asserted its supremacy by the middle of the century, the novel, and especially in the work of Ivan Turgenev and Fyodor Dostoevsky. l0 18 Heinrich von Kleist in his drama The Schroffenstein Family. NoTEs Jonathan Bate (1986: 6) ...
... genre that asserted its supremacy by the middle of the century, the novel, and especially in the work of Ivan Turgenev and Fyodor Dostoevsky. l0 18 Heinrich von Kleist in his drama The Schroffenstein Family. NoTEs Jonathan Bate (1986: 6) ...
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3 Scottish Romanticism and Scotland in Romanticism | 49 |
4 Byrons Influence on European Romanticism | 67 |
5 The Infinite Imagination Early Romanticism in Germany | 86 |
6 From Autonomous Subjects to Selfregulating Structures Rationality and Development in German Idealism | 101 |
7 German Romantic Fiction | 123 |
18 Lermontov Romanticism on the Brink of Realism | 309 |
19 Adam Mickiewicz and the Shape of Polish Romanticism | 326 |
20 The Revival of the Ode | 345 |
21 Unfinishd Sentences The Romantic Fragment | 360 |
22 Romantic Irony | 376 |
23 Sacrality and the Aesthetic in the Early Nineteenth Century | 393 |
24 Nature | 413 |
25 Romanticism and Capitalism | 433 |
8 The Romantic Fairy Tale | 138 |
9 German Romantic Drama | 157 |
10 Early French Romanticism | 172 |
11 The Poetry of Loss Lamartine Musset and Nerval | 192 |
12 Victor Hugos Poetry | 208 |
13 French Romantic Drama | 224 |
14 Romantic Poetics in an Italian Context | 238 |
15 Ugo Foscolo and Giacomo Leopardi Italys Classical Romantics | 256 |
16 Spanish Romanticism | 276 |
17 Pushkin and Romanticism | 293 |
26 Napoleon and European Romanticism | 450 |
27 Orientalism | 467 |
28 A Continent of Corinnes The Romantic Poetess and the Diffusion of Liberal Culture in Europe 181550 | 486 |
29 Lighting Up Night | 505 |
30 Romantic Opera | 522 |
31 At Home with German Romantic Song | 538 |
32 The Romantic System of the Arts | 552 |
Index | 571 |
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