A Choice of Inheritance: Self and Community from Edmund Burke to Robert Frost

David H. Bromwich

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1. The Invention of Literature 2. Reflections on the Word Genius 3. Burke, Wordsworth, and the Defense of History 4. William Cobbett, Reformer 5. Keats's Politics 6. The Genealogy of Disinterestedness 7. Emerson and the Ode to W. H. Channing 8. Literary Radicalism in America 9. A Simple Separate Person 10. Kipling's Jest 11. Edward Thomas and Modernism 12. The Sense of Vocation in Frost and Stevens 13. Some Uses of Biography 14. Why Authors Do Not Create Their Own Worlds 15. Literature and Theory Notes Acknowledgments Index

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