Titlebook: Gothic Romanticism; Wordsworth, Architec Tom Duggett Book 2022Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusi

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Tom DuggettDevelops parallels of transmission between the Lake Poets and Gothic Victorian authors.Contributes to the emerging area of law and literature.Brings Wordsworth into focus as a key influence of the Got

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Use and Misuse of Productivity Ratios,m in the early 1790s. The poem develops a connection between ancient acts of murder and what Wordsworth later called modern Britain’s “wars … against liberty,” giving dramatic expression to Wordsworth’s increasing awareness of threats to conventional notions of cultural and political Englishness, in

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-03051-4on the representation and continuation of that debate in the “something of a dramatic form” of Wordsworth’s . (1814). I argue that the Lake Poets’ advocacy of Andrew Bell’s “Madras” system of pupil-tuition shows their “progressive Gothic politics” in action, connecting Wordsworth’s reactions to Bell

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Systemumfeld von Management Support Systemenection between visual technologies such as the panorama and diorama and “Gothic” subjectivity in the Romantic period. I discuss texts including . (1815), sonnets from . (1820), “Composed upon Westminster Bridge,” and the . (1810–35). Reflecting back on the visual register of previous chapters, I arg