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Seeing Spots: Milton, Addison, Keats, and the Emergence of the Sublime Patheticson in his reading of .. The eighteenth-century discourse of sublimity draws on the concept of . (or spot painting), an aesthetic that turns blots and defects into “freer beauties” and hence signs of a higher form of beauty.

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Keats as a Reader of Novelsists, in which he expresses his preference for the common, earthy works of Smollett and Fielding over the idealizing novels of Scott. As the author documents, the conflict between romance and reality, long recognized as a major issue in Keats’s poetry, was closely associated with the novel in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.

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Introduction,n literary traditions, and the dynamics of intertextuality. This essay also surveys the history and some of the major controversies in previous studies of Keats and literary influence. Finally, this chapter explains the organization of this book and summarizes each chapter.

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The Chameleon Poett aspects of his work for key stages of her life. The poems explore prominent Keatsian concepts, such as “negative capability” and “the poetical character,” paying homage to Keats’s contribution as both poet and literary critic. The sequence is?densely intertextual, interweaving lines and phrases from favorite Keats poems into her own verse.

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Beth Lau,Greg Kucich,Daniel JohnsonExplores Keats’s debt to earlier texts and his impact on later writers.Features essays by major scholars as well as poetry by three accomplished contemporary scholar-poets.Celebrates the career of dis

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978-3-030-79532-0The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerl