Tag Archives: Romanticism
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Friedrich Schiller’s little poem is one of the greatest works of German Classicism, the revival of Greek thought and literary forms centered in the Weimar that Goethe and Schiller made famous, but its...
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As an undergraduate in 1964 I took a seminar in the English Romantics (the six male poets then considered canonical) and was imprinted like a chick by the first poet we read, William Blake. ...
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Mary Shelley’s 1826 novel about a mysterious pandemic that obliterates human beings attracted attention during the advent of AIDS in the 1980s and 1990s; once again The Last Man has a sad currency....
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I have been asking myself what wisdom or solace the Romantic poets might offer us during this time of death and fear and self-isolation. We won’t be climbing Mont Blanc or Mount Snowden anytime soon,...
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Assembling The Cambridge Companion to Frankenstein raised some interesting questions at the developmental stage about the type of coverage that students would find helpful. Frankenstein is a novel that...
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Friedrich Schiller’s little poem is one of the greatest works of German Classicism,...
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As an undergraduate in 1964 I took a seminar in the English Romantics (the six...
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Mary Shelley’s 1826 novel about a mysterious pandemic that obliterates human beings...
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I have been asking myself what wisdom or solace the Romantic poets might offer us...
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Assembling The Cambridge Companion to Frankenstein raised some interesting questions...
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