Titlebook: Dante and Italy in British Romanticism; Frederick Burwick,Paul Douglass Book 2011 Frederick Burwick and Paul Douglass 2011 English literat

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, Dante, and the Renewable Life,iquely among his contemporary readers, the master poet who codified for medieval Europe a dramatic, totalized Christian mythology and a moral universe centered on the transformative power of love. Since this is a poetic discipleship that, like a lodestone, has attracted my concerted attention on sev

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,The Poetry of Philology: Burckhardt’s , and Mary Shelley’s , through its multiplicity of competing despotisms and republics. Paradoxically, the very fragmentation of Italy allowed for the birth of individualism, “personality,” and political experimentation—an experimentation marked by Burckhardt’s use of the term “art” to describe both the Italian states and

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,Hemans’s Record of Dante: “The Maremma” and the Intertextual Poetics of Plenitude,he popular poet at the request of Alaric Watts, the editor of the .. One of them, later to be used as a frontispiece engraving in the 1839 . of the poet by her sister, represents a woman with elegantly curled hair covered by a white veil, a high-waisted dress with puffed upper sleeves and gauze lowe

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,Germaine de Sta?l’s , (1807) and the Performance of Romanticism(s), of 1804. She expected it to be warm, but found instead that it was bitter cold, and she wrote dejectedly to a friend, “Winter displeases more there [in Florence] than anywhere else, because the imagination is not prepared for it” (qtd. in Moers 210). That mixed sense of disappointed expectation, gr

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Masaniello on the London Stage,e too many candidates jostling for public attention: “Every year and month sends forth a new one.” After reviewing some thirty-two such candidates with political and military credentials in British and French history, Byron observed that none of these heroes or would-be heroes could serve the presen

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Re-Visioning Rimini: Dante in the Cockney School,g Edgecombe, writing one of the few full critical studies of Hunt, speaks of the poem’s “structural and linguistic flaws” (52). Romantic era defenders of traditional culture met .’s publication with a rousing chorus of jeers. . assailed Hunt’s “vanity, vulgarity, ignorance, and coarseness” (14 [Janu

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Subtotal Esophagectomy: Transhiatal Approachnd letters, in critical essays, source studies, and biographies, scholars such as Alan Hill, Stephen Gill, W. J. B. Owen, Duncan Wu, and others have identified many of the textual echoes and influences from Italian literature. His relation to Dante, Italy, Italian culture, and language, however, is

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History-Taking in Uveitis Patientsrge marble stone, called “il Sasso di Dante;” according to local legend, it was the place where Dante, before his exile, loved to sit.. And Robinson induced Wordsworth to try it out: “I remember the pleasure he expressed,” Robinson recalled, “when I said to him ‘You are now seated in Dante’s chair’“