Inventing the individual
Subtitle: Romanticism and the idea of individualism
By: edited by Larry H. Peer.
Contributors: Peer, Larry H.; International Conference on Romanticism.
Publisher: International Conference on Romanticism
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Provo, UT
Language: eng
Number of pages: 207
Subjects: English poetry -- 19th century -- History and criticism; Literature, Comparative -- English and German; Literature, Comparative -- German and English; Invention (Rhetoric) -- History -- 19th century; Romanticism -- Great Britain; Individualism in literature; Romanticism -- Germany; Romanticism in art
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Larry H. Peer; title: Romantic individualism and cultural/historical contexts; title: Inventing the gothic subject: revolution, secularization, and the discourse of suffering / Diane Long Hoeveler; title: Subverting individuality: Mary Robinson and polygraphs / William D. Brewer; title: Romantic imperialism and the Hegelian march of history in Keats's 'On first looking in Chapman's Homer' / Ray Fleming; title: Living landscapes: Schelling, Goethe, Shelley; title: William Davis; title: Individualism in Romantic art; title: Individual transcendence or romantic thin air? The uplifting conclusions of Wordsworth's Prelude and Goethe's Faust, part two / Eugene Stelzig; title: Performance communities: Franz Schubert's Die winterreise and the British romantics / Daniel H. Foster; title: "The gloomy vanity of 'Drawing from self'": Byron and romantic self-fashioning / Jay Ward; title: The ventriloquized self in Keats and Chatterton / Beth Lau; title: Templates of romantic individualism; title: Artistic anticipation and empathy writing: self-psychology and Hoffman's Der sandmann / Gabriele Dillman; title: Werther and Harold: the literary articulation of the romantic subject / Lloyd Davies - Goethe's model of individuation / Ellis Dye; title: Individuation, singularity, and agrammacality in Wordsworth / Joshua Wilner.