The romantic quest
Print Book, English, 1965 [©1931]
Russell & Russell, New York, 1965 [©1931]
Criticism, interpretation, etc
viii, 444 pages ; 23 cm
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Nature
Burke and Godwin
Jacobins and Anti-Jacobins
The Pantisocratic phase
The prelude
Romantic anti-intellectualism
External nature
Descendentalism and transcendentalism
Savage, peasant, and child
The religion of nature
At length the man perceives it die away
The younger generation
A definition of romanticism
The medievalism of Scott
The medievalism of Wordsworth and Coleridge
The medievalism of Keats
Transcendentalism
Coleridge and transcendentalism
Wordsworth and transcendentalism
Byron and transcendentalism
Shelley and transcendentalism
John Keats
Conclusion