Titlebook: John Clare, Politics and Poetry; Alan D. Vardy Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2003 grammar.passi

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978-1-349-42833-5Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2003

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,Clare’s ‘Minorness’,that form the bases of such judgements. In part, Clare’s status is a continuation of assumptions concerning his class identity. The social and political nuances of the earliest aesthetic claims made for and against Clare. and his poetry persist. This troubling persistence of the original terms of th

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Viewing and Reviewing,views: the Géorgic tradition of the unspoiled rustic poet. During this period Wordsworth’s adaptation and revision of pastoral traditions in his Preface to . and Coleridge’s re-interrogation of them in . were gaining currency. Those formulations founded one of the most influential varieties of what

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,‘Grammer in learning is like Tyranny in government’, correctness’ as it originated in the eighteenth century, and to explore the various ways in which political and class assumptions were embedded in its rhetorical formulations. This chapter sets out, first, to show how Clare found himself in the midst of a complex cultural controversy, and how curre

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The Marketplace,Clare’s songs. ‘The Banks of Broomsgrove’, set to music by John Barnett. Clare quickly replied giving his permission on the condition that he be paid ‘a trifle’ for the privilege. He offered a brief rationale for such ‘remuneration’, arguing that he needed to protect his copyright: T cannot give the

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,Clare, Cobbett and ‘Captain Swing’,Politics’ and ‘Common Sense or Radicalism’. Lucas argues for an interpretation of Clare’s poetry that attends particularly to its radical sentiments, while Dawson questions whether or not those same sentiments are truly radical or are more properly understood in the British tradition of ‘common sens

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