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Notes on the Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Mary Jacobus. Negative Cap-abilities: Keats's Apollonian Afterlives
Natalie Tal Harries. The Sublime of Man: Neoplatonic Interactionsin Coleridge's "Religious Musings"
Rayna Rosenova. Liberty and Revolution: Mary Robinson's Epic Visionin The Progress of Liberty
Rowland Cotterill. Byron's Don Juan as a Horatian Poem: Citations, Themes and Poetic Ethics
Monika H. Lee. "Let Me Converse with Spirits": Haunting Interactions in P. B. Shelley'sDisembodied Dialogues
Frederick Burwick. Coleridge's Interaction with Wordsworth: The "Dejection" Dialogue
Hiroki Iwamoto. The Art of Ellipsis: The Early Keats and B. R. Haydon
Gerard Kilroy. "Negative Capability": Keats Informingthe "Existince" of Shakespeare
Małgorzata Łuczyńska-Hołdys. Keats, the Grotesque,and the Victorian Visual Imagination: "Isabella
or the Pot of Basil"
Ricardo Rato Rodrigues. Keats's Negative Capability: The Afterlife of the Conceptfrom Romanticism to Roberto Ungerand José Saramago
Marvin Reimann. Romantic Interactionsacross the Atlantic: F. W. J. Schelling's Conceptof the "Indivisible Remainder"and Herman Melville's Ideaof the "Ungraspable Phantom of Life"
Marcin Leszczyński Interactions betweenScience and Literature: Ludwik Zejszner's Anxietyof Literary Influence
Andrzej Pawelec. Shelley's "Subtler Language"and Its Modern Echoes
Julie Donovan. Challenging Rousseau,Challenging Conquest: Wales in Maria Edgeworth's "Angelina
or L'Amie Inconnue" and Helen
Rebecca Warburton Boylan. Feminine Law and Ableness Endangered in the Worksof Letitia Elizabeth Landon,Emily Brontë, and Rachel Whiteread
Anna Paluchowska-Messing. Textual Intercoursesof Women Playwrights with Their Audiences at the Turn of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
Juliette Wells. "We love Jane Austenmore and more": William Dean Howellsand the Rise of American Janeitism
William Christopher Burwick. Cultural Interaction: The Construct of the "Noble Savage" in the Poetry of Goethe, Seume, and Chamisso
Marek Wilczyński. Margaret Fuller between America and Europe: Dispatches from Britain, France, and Italy as Exercisesin Cultural Criticism
Nina Nowara-Matusik and Marek Krisch. Bettina von Arnimand Her Writings on Poland
Editorial Page
Contents
Notes on the Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Mary Jacobus. Negative Cap-abilities: Keats's Apollonian Afterlives
Natalie Tal Harries. The Sublime of Man: Neoplatonic Interactionsin Coleridge's "Religious Musings"
Rayna Rosenova. Liberty and Revolution: Mary Robinson's Epic Visionin The Progress of Liberty
Rowland Cotterill. Byron's Don Juan as a Horatian Poem: Citations, Themes and Poetic Ethics
Monika H. Lee. "Let Me Converse with Spirits": Haunting Interactions in P. B. Shelley'sDisembodied Dialogues
Frederick Burwick. Coleridge's Interaction with Wordsworth: The "Dejection" Dialogue
Hiroki Iwamoto. The Art of Ellipsis: The Early Keats and B. R. Haydon
Gerard Kilroy. "Negative Capability": Keats Informingthe "Existince" of Shakespeare
Małgorzata Łuczyńska-Hołdys. Keats, the Grotesque,and the Victorian Visual Imagination: "Isabella
or the Pot of Basil"
Ricardo Rato Rodrigues. Keats's Negative Capability: The Afterlife of the Conceptfrom Romanticism to Roberto Ungerand José Saramago
Marvin Reimann. Romantic Interactionsacross the Atlantic: F. W. J. Schelling's Conceptof the "Indivisible Remainder"and Herman Melville's Ideaof the "Ungraspable Phantom of Life"
Marcin Leszczyński Interactions betweenScience and Literature: Ludwik Zejszner's Anxietyof Literary Influence
Andrzej Pawelec. Shelley's "Subtler Language"and Its Modern Echoes
Julie Donovan. Challenging Rousseau,Challenging Conquest: Wales in Maria Edgeworth's "Angelina
or L'Amie Inconnue" and Helen
Rebecca Warburton Boylan. Feminine Law and Ableness Endangered in the Worksof Letitia Elizabeth Landon,Emily Brontë, and Rachel Whiteread
Anna Paluchowska-Messing. Textual Intercoursesof Women Playwrights with Their Audiences at the Turn of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
Juliette Wells. "We love Jane Austenmore and more": William Dean Howellsand the Rise of American Janeitism
William Christopher Burwick. Cultural Interaction: The Construct of the "Noble Savage" in the Poetry of Goethe, Seume, and Chamisso
Marek Wilczyński. Margaret Fuller between America and Europe: Dispatches from Britain, France, and Italy as Exercisesin Cultural Criticism
Nina Nowara-Matusik and Marek Krisch. Bettina von Arnimand Her Writings on Poland