Shelley and the Revolution in Taste: The Body and the Natural World

P. M. S. Dawson · Timothy Morton

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Acknowledgements Introduction: prescriptions 1. The rights of brutes 2. The purer nutriment: diet and Shelley's biographies 3. In the face: the poetics of the natural diet 4. Apollo in the jungle: healthy morals and the body beautiful 5. Intemperate figures: refining culture 6. Sustaining natures: Shelley and ecocriticism Notes Bibliography Index.

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