Studies in Romanticism 2000: Vol 39 Table of Contents

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CONTENTS
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Seeing in the Dark: Hazlitt’s Iiniiianent Idealism riM mii nks 3
Pathos {Allci’oncs of Rctuiiii}’) itri ti rada 27
Begging the Question of Kespotisibility: The Vagrant Poor in
Wordsworth's “Beggars” and “Resolution and Independence”
R. ennoN SRARCo 51
“Work Without Hope”; Anxiety and Embarrassment in
Cx)leridge’s Sonnets danhil Robinson Si
Breaking the Laws of Language; Freedom and History in
Kleist's Prhiz I'ricilrkli von Hombnr^ jan mibs/kowski i i 1
The Jenneration of Disease; Vaccination, Romanticism, and
Revolution iim iuiiord and dhbrii: ii;b 13(7
No Way for a Victim to Act?: Beatrice ('enci and the Dilemma
of Romantic Performance MAR(;or harrison iSo
Artisan Melodrama and the Plebeian Public Sphere: The
Political (hilture of Drury Lane and its Environs, 1797—1X30
DAVID WORRAII 213
Black dates and Fier\- dalleries: Eastern Architecture in 77/c l-all
of Hyperion Brian ooidbbrc 229
Self and Revision in Riiskin’s Revaluations of Romanticism,
1S30-1SS0 DAVID (,. HANSON 2SS
Byron's Revisited Haunts mark imiii i ii’son 303
Relations of Scarcity: Ecology and Eschatology in Tlic Ruinai
C'orrox'e I’l iiR lARKiN 347
Poverty, Cdiarity, Poetr\-: The Unproductive Labors of
“The did thimberland Beggar” Ai i x j. dick 363
C'oleridge's Republicanism and the Aphorism in An/s to
Rcl/ection daniii s. maiaciilk 397
Keats's Orientalism cricorv wassii 419
Rewriting Milton; Orality and Writing 111 Blake's Milton
JOHN B. iMi Rci 449
Framing the CAirpus: Ciodwin's “Editing" of Wollstonecraft in
I79S 11101 lAMA RAJAN SI I
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William Godwin’s Foreign Language: Stories and Families in
Caleb IVilliaiiis and Political Justice gavin Edwards
C'lodwin’s Suspicion of Speech Acts Angela esterhammer
Godwin, Provocation, and the Plot of Anger
ANDREW M. STAUEFER
“Professed Enemies of Politeness”: Sincerity and the Problem of
Gender in Godwin’s Enquiry Couceruiuq Political Justice and
Wollstonecraft’s Vindication of the Ri(>lits of IVontan
JENNY DAVIDSON
“Ruinous Mixture”: Godwin, Enclosure and the Associated Self
ROBERT ANDERSON
BOOK REVIEWS
Andrew Ashfield, editor of Romantic IVomen Poets,
A)i Antholofiy; Jennifer Breen, editor of Women Romantics,
1785-18^^2: Writing in Prose; Folger C’ollective on Early
Women Gritics, IVomen Critics, 1660-1820; Anne K. Mellor
and Richard E. Matlak, editors of British Literature, 1780—1850;
Duncan Wu, editor of Romanticism: An Anthology, and of
Romantic ll’omen Poets: An Antholo'i’y, reviewed by Stuart
(Airran
Judith Pascoe’s Romantic Theatricality: Gender, Poetry, and
Spectatorship, review'ed by Mary Favret
Hugh Roberts’ Shelley and the Cihaos of History: A Seu> Politics of
Poetry, reviewed by Timothy Morton
Alison Hickey’s Impure Conceits: Rhetoric and Ideology in
Wordsworth’s “Excursion," reviewed by Regina Hewitt
Edward Duffy’s Disowned by Memory: Wordsworth’s Poetry oj the
i7go’s, reviewed by David Bromwich
Jeffrey CL Robinson’s Reception and Poetics in Keats: "My Ended
Poet," reviewed by James O’Rourke
Stephen Gill’s Wordsworth and the Victorians, reviewed by-
John L. Mahoney
C:ONTF.NTS 671
Richard C. Sha’s The Visual and Verbal Sketch in British
Romanticism, reviewed by Elizabeth Fay 333
William Jewett’s Fatal Autonomy: Romantic Drama and the Rhetoric
of Af^ency, reviewed by Jeffrey N. C'ox 337
Susan Woltson’s Formal Char(>es: The Shapintj of Poetr)' in British
Romanticism, reviewed by Mark Kippennan 471
Anthony C3ascardi’s Consequences of Fnliqhtenment, reviewed by
Cdiarles Altieri 476
Lisa M. Steinnian’s Masters of Repetition: Poetry, Culture, and
IVork in Thomson, Uordsworth, Shelley and Emerson, reviewed
by Willard Spiegelnian 481
C'atherine 13. Burroughs’ Closet Stages: Joanna Baillie and the
Fheater Theory of British Romantic ll liters, reviewed by
C'olin Harris 486
Paula R. Feldman, editor of British Miio/c/j Poets of the Romantic
Fra: An Antholoq)’ and Harriet Devine Jump, editor of
MWriting of the Romantic Period, 17:^0-18^6: An
Anthology, reviewed by Cdiristine M. C'ooper 490
A. C. Cloodson’s Coleridqe’s Writings, Volume On Dmquaqe,
reviewed by Jan Plug 647
Anya Taylor’s Bacchus in Romantic England: n V/fm and Drink,
1780—18^0, reviewed by David S. Hogsette 651
Elizabeth Fay’s .4 l-'eminist Introduction to Romanticism, reviewed
by Anne K. Mellor 656
David Punter’s Gothic Pathologies: The I'ext, Fhe Body and The
Lilt’ and Diane Long Hoeveler’s Gothic l eminism: The
Ihof'essionalization of Gender from Charlotte Smith to the Brontes,
reviewed by Daniel C'ottom 658

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