Titlebook: British Romanticism and Continental Influences; Writing in an Age of Peter Mortensen Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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,‘Dethroning German Sublimity’: Outrageous Stimulation in Romantic Ballad-Writing, debut, in 1830, Walter Scott still remembers how the ‘fanciful wildness’ of Bürger’s ‘celebrated ballad of “Lenoré”’ . ‘electrified’ its readers to such an extent that it seemed to inaugurate a new era in poetry.. Scott, in turn, began his career by translating Bürger’s poems, and many other hopeful writers imitated them.

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,‘Dethroning German Sublimity’: Outrageous Stimulation in Romantic Ballad-Writing,ntroduced in 1796, Burger’s supernatural tales immediately struck a chord with English and Scottish readers. In a letter from that year, Anna Seward reports how high and low readers alike felt that their minds were ‘grappled’ by Burger’s ‘Lenore’.. In a contemporary letter to Coleridge, Charles Lamb

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,‘Il Est Devenue Classique en Angleterre’: Some Versions of Romantic (Anti-)Pastoral,ng of Romanticism. The scholarship primarily responsible for reviving discussion about pastoral, beginning with the pioneering work of Raymond Williams, extended the term to cover all writing that celebrates the ethos of rurality in contrast to the ethos of the city, using historical evidence to exp

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,‘Partizans of the German Theatre’: The Poetics and Politics of Romantic Dramatic Translation,ed already a decade ago, British Romantic drama has undergone ‘an important revaluation […] with numbers of critics […] showing that the dismissal of Romantic drama has arisen from conventional and mistaken assumptions about its strategies and principles’.. Kucich may overstate his case here, for it

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Economic Power and the Political Process, forms of understanding. The causes and ramifications of this increasing preoccupation with defining a unified national essence are multifarious and have been studied in detail elsewhere. One chief factor was the fact that England went through revolution in printing technology, which conditioned Bri