Solitude and the sublime : romanticism and the aesthetics of individuation

Frances Ferguson

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Poetry Analysis and Criticism Ethics, Aesthetics, and Art Moravian Church and William Blake

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1. An Introduction to the Sublime 2. The Sublime of Edmund Burke, or The Bathos of Experience 3. Burke to Kant: A Judgement outside Comparison 4. The Gothicism of the Gothic Novel 5. Godwin, Wordsworth, and the Spirit of Solitude 6. In Search of the Natural Sublime: The Face on the Forest Floor 7. Historicism, Deconstruction, and Wordsworth.

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