Titlebook: Byron and the Politics of Freedom and Terror; Matthew J. A. Green (Associate Professor in Englis Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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,“That lifeless thing the living fear”: Freedom, Community, and the Gothic Body in , with its own socio-political context.. While its fragmentary style and abrupt changes in narrator produce a rich if daunting readerly experience, .’s socio-political layering is equally complex, presenting a meditation on sexual freedom, set primarily in and around Athens under Ottoman rule, “indeb

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,“Something Not Yet Made Good”: Byron’s ,, Godwin, and Mary Shelley’s , to her father, William Godwin.. For Godwin had already invented Byron in misanthropic, brooding personalities like Falkland and Fleetwood. Shelley’s novel does not follow the Victorian turn against Byron detailed by Andrew Elfenbein, in which the development from an “immature Byronic phase to a sob

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,Manfred’s New Promethean Agon,om his time until now, suggest it. But what Manfred’s Promethean struggles amount to is still open to discussion. One might highlight Byron’s revision of Prometheus into Manfred, or one might pursue the philosophical dimension of the Promethean worldview suggested by Manfred’s strife—that is, the ne

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,“I have a penchant for black”: Race and Orphic Dismemberment in Byron’s , and J. M. Coetzee’s ,en more ravished myself than anybody since the Trojan war.”. The comparison is suggestive, for it links him to a tradition of men pursued and even dismembered by women, especially Pentheus in . and Orpheus in Virgil’s .. In ., Byron continued the Orphic theme. He depicted his hero not as the legenda

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