Titlebook: Reviewing Romanticism; Philip W. Martin (Field Chair),Robin Jarvis (Lectu Book 1992 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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Reviewing Romanticism: The Sea and the Book,conqueror. His men are placed below and subordinate to him. He stares out at the Pacific ‘with eagle eyes’. He is thus actively dominant and at the same time dominated by what he beholds. He is Keats’s customary voyeur tipped into vacancy by the glutting of his senses. He is, surprisingly, not so ve

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Preparations for Happiness: Mary Wollstonecraft and Imagination,feelings in line with a moralistic code of conduct and a perfectibilist optimism in the progress of civilisation. As one would expect from a writer on education well schooled in women’s conduct literature, the moral discourses of Wollstonecraft’s prose present models of behaviour based on the union

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and the Language of Monstrosity,doubles restlessly announcing an explosion of apocalyptic energy. Christopher Hill, for example, describes the fear evoked by the masses represented as a ‘many-headed monster’ in the decades leading up to the English Revolution.

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