Titlebook: Romanticism, Medicine and the Natural Supernatural; Transcendent Vision Gavin Budge Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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,Erasmus Darwin and Wordsworth’s Poetics,’s analysis of the ‘Romantic ideology’ acted out in critical work on Romanticism,. and in Clifford Siskin’s more detailed study of the relationship between Romantic poetics and the rhetoric of contemporary Romantic critics.. What must accompany any attempt to answer the question ‘What is Romanticism

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,Indigestion and Coleridge’s Medical Imagination,, continues to be felt far into the Victorian period, underpinning, for example, the argument of Leslie Stephen’s well-known 1876 essay ‘Wordsworth’s Ethics’.. The same is arguably true of what one might dub Coleridge’s poetics of unhealth, which remain a subterranean presence in the Victorian accou

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Conclusion: Nineteenth-Century Medicine and the Genealogy of English Studies,nted by Romantic vision, the bodily spectre of overstimulated nerves and hallucinatory perceptions continues to haunt the latter part of the nineteenth century. It underlies, for example, the Decadents’ emphasis on the ‘unhealthiness’ of their own writing,. and is an important theme in Thomas Hardy’

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interpret the age in which we live. The focus is in particular on the philosophical and sociological aspects of Wiener’s thought, but these aspects are carefully framed within the context of his scientific journey. Important biographical events, including some that were previously unknown, are also