Romanticism, Enthusiasm and Regulation: Poetics and the Policing of Culture in the Romantic Period

Michael Tomko · Jon Mee

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I. THE DISCOURSE OF ENTHUSIASM Introduction: Situating Enthusiasm 1. Commanding Enthusiasm through the Eighteenth Century 2. Enthusiasm, Liberty, and Benevolence in the 1790s II. THE POETICS OF ENTHUSIASM 3. Coleridge, Prophecy, and Imagination 4. Barbauld, Devotion, and the Woman Prophet 5. Wordsworth's chastened enthusiasm 6. Energy and Enthusiasm in Blake Conclusion: Enthusiastic Misreadings

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