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9780199245437

An Oxford Companion to The Romantic Age British Culture 1776-1832

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  • ISBN13:

    9780199245437

  • ISBN10:

    0199245436

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-09-06
  • Publisher: Oxford University Press

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This innovative reference book surveys the Romantic Age through all aspects of British culture, rather than in literary or artistic terms alone. This multi-disciplinary approach treats Romanticism both in aesthetic terms -- its meaning for painting, music, design, architecture, and literature -- and as a historical epoch of 'revolutionary' transformations which ushered in modern democratic and industrialized society.

Table of Contents

Notes to Readers ix
Essay Contributors xi
Entry Contributors xii
Introduction: A Romantic Age Companion 1(14)
Iain McCalman
PART ONE
1. Transforming Polity and Nation 15(76)
Revolution
17(9)
Mark Philp
War
26(8)
J. E. Cookson
Democracy
34(8)
H. T. Dickinson
Women
42(9)
Barbara Caine
Empire
51(7)
John Gascoigne
Slavery
58(8)
James Walvin
Policing
66(7)
David Philips
Law
73(9)
David Lemmings
Utopianism
82(9)
Gregory Claeys
II. Reordering Social and Private Worlds 91(88)
Religion
93(9)
R. K. Webb
Sensibility
102(12)
G. J. Barker-Benfield
Poverty
114(11)
Sarah Lloyd
Domesticity
125(8)
Clara Tuite
Industrialization
133(9)
John Stevenson
Class
142(10)
Eileen Janes Yeo
Land
152(9)
Anne Janowitz
Education
161(9)
Ian Britain
Medicine
170(9)
Roy Porter
III. Culture, Consumption, and the Arts 179(118)
Consumerism
181(6)
Roy Porter
Viewing
187(10)
C. Suzanne Matheson
Publishing
197(10)
John Brewer
Iain McCalman
Prints
207(7)
David Bindman
Popular Culture
214(9)
Iain McCalman
Maureen Perkins
Theatre
223(9)
Gillian Russell
Design
232(10)
Celina Fox
Music
242(8)
Cyril Ehrlich
Simon McVeigh
Painting
250(10)
Mark Hallett
Architecture
260(10)
Daniel Abramson
Poetry
270(9)
Jerome J. McGann
Prose
279(7)
Jon Klancher
Novels
286(11)
Fiona Robertson
IV. Emerging Knowledges 297(102)
Enlightenment
299(12)
Martin Fitzpatrick
Political Economy
311(9)
Donald Winch
Natural Philosophy (Science)
320(8)
Richard Yeo
Antiquarianism (Popular)
328(10)
Marilyn Butler
Mythology
338(7)
Nigel Leask
Exploration
345(9)
Nicholas Thomas
History
354(7)
James Chandler
Psychology
361(8)
Robert Brown
Language
369(9)
Jon Mee
Literary Theory
378(21)
Peter Otto
Index to Part One
387(12)
PART TWO Alphabetical Entries 399(380)
Illustration Acknowledgements 779

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