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Romanticism : Vistas, Instances, Continuities by David Thorburn, (Professor of literature); Geoffrey H Hartman; Yale University. Department of English is a literary studies available to read on EtoBox.

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1. Vistas: Organic Form: Some Questions About A Metaphor / W.k. Wimsatt -- Reflections On Romanticism In France / Geoffrey Hartman -- The Happy Prison: A Recurring Romantic Metaphor / Victor Brombert -- 2. Instances: Theory Of Metaphor In Rousseau's Second Discourse / Paul De Man -- Wordsworth In The Present Day / Frederick A. Pottle -- Coleridge As A Metaphysical Poet / Cleanth Brooks -- Emerson: The Glory And The Sorrows Of American Romanticism / Harold Bloom -- 3. Continuities: This Must Be The Place: From Wordsworth To Proust / Roger Shattuck -- The Melodramatic Imagination: The Example Of Balzac And James / Peter Brooks -- Conrad's Romanticism: Self-consciousness And Community / David Thorburn -- Modern Black Autobiography In The Tradition / Michael G. Cooke. Edited By David Thorburn And Geoffrey Hartman. Nine Of The 11 Essays Are Revisions Of Lectures Originally Delivered At A Symposium Held At Yale In 1970-71 Under The Auspices Of The English Dept. Includes Bibliographical References.

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Author
David Thorburn, (Professor of literature); Geoffrey H Hartman; Yale University. Department of English
Publisher
Ithaca [N.Y.] Cornell University Press
Published
1973
Language
EN
ISBN
9780801491443
Category
literary studies
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Literary Criticism, Humanities
Updated
2026-03-25

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