Romantic Revolutions Criticism and Theory

Romantic Revolutions: An Introduction I. The Spell of Wordsworth Introduction Kenneth R. Johnston ÒWas it for this...'Ó: Wordsworth and the Birth of the Gods Geoffrey Hartman Facing Language: WordsworthÕs First Poetic Spirits Andrzej Warminski Monument and Inscription: WordsworthÕs ÒRude EmbryoÓ and the Remaining of History Cynthia Chase Secondary Literature: Geoffrey Hartman, Wordsworth, and the Interpretation of Modernity Donald G. Marshall II. Romanticism without Wordsworth Interoduction Karen Hanson Representative Men, Spirits of the Age, and Other Romantic Types James K. Chandler Plotting the Revolution: The Political Narratives of Romantic Poetry and Criticism Marilyn Butler The Limits of Genre and the Institution of Literature: Romanticism between Fact and Fiction Gary Kelly The Landscape of Labor: Transformations of the Georgic John Murdoch III. American Counterpoints Introduction Herbert Marks From Wordsworth to Emerson David Bromwich EmersonÕs Aversive Thinking Stanley Cavell ÒMan Hath No Part in All This Glorious WorkÓ: American Romantic Landscapes Barbara L. Packer Back Home Again in Indiana: Hart CraneÕs The Bridge John T. Irwin IV. Critical Reflections Introduction Gilbert Chaitin Criticism Underway: Walter BenjaminÕs Romantic Concept of Criticism Samuel Weber On Political Readings of Lyrical Ballads M.H. Abrams The Erasure of Narrative in Post-Structuralist Representations of Wordsworth Tilottama Rajan WordsworthÕs Poetics of Eloquence: A Challenge to Contemporary Theory Charles Altieri Wordsworth, New Literary Histories, and the Constitution of Literature Don H. Bialostosky Contributors IndexJohnston, Kenneth R. is the author of 'Romantic Revolutions Criticism and Theory' with ISBN 9780253205629 and ISBN 025320562X.