... strikingly similar plots to address the moral decline of the upper class. Renoir directly borrowed this template from Musset’s 1833 Les Caprices de Marianne, a hallmark of Romanticism. The competing forces of romantic desire, aristocratic values, and aesthetic modernism make these works comparably...

... to the visible world as replete with intimations of God. In doing so, the poet seeks a way of speaking about God that neither synonymises him with the world nor places him beyond the realm of phenomenal experience altogether. Samuel Taylor Coleridge Metaphysics Romanticism Theology Phenomenology Poetics...

... and syllabi of Romantic literary studies. Such structural constraints have limited the theological readings of Romanticism that can be plausible in the classroom, regardless of the nuance and complexity of postsecular research and theory emerging across 19th-century scholarship. Departing from a disciplinary...

...: Education without Learning, he has fulfilled the promise that a distinctive form of visual experience could constitute an education that liberates. enlightenment film liberal education René Arcilla romanticism A different way of seeing, in the work of René Arcilla, contains the possibility...

...Nina Farizova Penny Dreadful John Logan English Romanticism poetry rhyme E-mail: nina.farizova@yale.edu © The Author(s) 2019. Published by Oxford University Press. All rights reserved. For permissions, please email: journals.permissions@oup.com 2019 This article is published...

... is palpable when, in publishing his seminal history of Italian literature in 1871, he was forced to negotiate the doubtlessly foreign (German) origin of Romanticism (‘importazione tedesca’) with the historical evidence of Romanticism’s double-edged relationship with the Risorgimento; at the same time...

..., the American Gothic and European Romanticism. ⁶ A critic responding to just one Carter novel gains the impression that ‘its author has swallowed literary and visual culture whole, from Chaucer to Calvino, de Mille to Fassbinder, Defoe to Foucault’. ⁷ The focus of this article...

... 2015. Published by Oxford University Press. All rights reserved. For permissions, please e-mail: journals.permissions@oup.com 2015 addiction delirium tremens temperance medicalization Romanticism Matthew Warner Osborn offers a much needed update to the historiography of early-American temperance...

... suspension of the linear narrative help mark the early-nineteenth-century move from musical Classicism to Romanticism. “Music had no sooner acquired its ‘classical’ ability to represent linear time, than it began ‘romantically’ to undermine and question that ability by exploring moments of timelessness...

... and the interplay between Faust and Mephistopheles in the prose drafts. Richard Wagner Der Ring des Nibelungen Das Rheingold Die Walküre Wotan Adolf Wagner Byron Manfred Shelley Queen Mab Goethe Faust Romanticism literary influence...

... is a hostile force that brutalizes the protagonists. This presentation of the natural world conforms to Llamazares's aesthetic concerns as a Romantic. For Llamazares, the relationship between man and nature has become irremediably fractured. natural imagery guerrillas Romanticism dystopia Spanish Civil War...

..., documented in a series of whimsical yet erudite articles by the amateur artist and poet John Eagles. This forgotten episode represents a small but vital chapter in English Romanticism, and is important also for the light it sheds on the guitar’s role in English provincial life in the 19th century. guitar...

...) in belles lettres of the period. They also mediate and trope a wider publication preoccupation in Germany with the nexus between charlatanism and occultism, mesmerism and various kinds of intellectual fraud. Goethe Tieck Kant, Nicolai Late Enlightenment Early Romanticism German literature charlatanism...

... text, in order to determine to what extent the modern representations altered, or, to use a rather more pejorative word favoured by medievalists, “falsified” the original representation of the figure. German; Romanticism; Medievalism; Nibelungenlied; Reception; Lyrics; Nordic/Germanic...

... Romanticism Structuralism Discourse High versus Popular cultures Imperialism * Originally published in Scots on Scotch, ed. Phillip Hills (Edinburgh: Mainstream, 1991), 87–102. In 1988 Arthur Bell & Sons initiated an advertising campaign on hoardings and in the colour...

... of tradition Fanon Frantz Foucault Michel McRobbie Angela Said Edward Stevenson Robert Louis essentialism Orientalism Albert Prince Barrie J M Chapman Malcolm Crockett S R Lauder Harry Macpherson James Scott Sir Walter Victoria Queen balmorality Kailyard Romanticism Tartanry Craig Cairns...

...The concept of genius—artistic genius in particular—is generally thought of as a quintessentially nineteenth-century phenomenon: the cornerstone, in fact, of German Romanticism. Kant’s treatment of the concept has always been recognized as the source from which the early Romantics drew...

...This chapter focuses on the disappearance of political philosophy in recent years and the prevalence of theories that arose in opposition to the Enlightenment. It talks about Romanticism as the earliest and most successful antagonist of the Enlightenment, which has numerous successors...

... Anglocentric or insular turn, Harris provincial neo-romanticism, are local iterations of a general trend, which to explain requires a more systemic perspective than even Esty s artful conception of British late modernism as a moment of cultural retrenchment in the dialectic of decolonization. In 1944, Karl...