The invention of evening: perception and time in Romantic poetry

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Poetry Analysis and Criticism Visual Culture and Art Theory Literature and Culture Studies

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Preface 1. The pre-history of Romantic time 2. Coleridge's lyric 'moment' 3. Wordsworth's evening voluntaries 4. Shelley's 'woven hymns of night and day' 5. Keats and the 'Luxury of Twilight' 6. Later inventions.

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