This volume addresses a
perceived opposition between philosophy and critical
theory on the one hand, and culture or cultural
studies on the other. It seeks to revalidate critical...
Teaching Romanticism and Literary Theory
Table of Contents
- About this Volume
- "Preface"
- Brian McGrath, Clemson University
- Abstract | Essay
- "On the Uses and Abuses of Theory (for Life)"
- Andrew Warren, Harvard University
- Abstract | Essay
- "The Intimacy of Infrastructure: Teaching Wordsworth with Bataille"
- David Sigler, University of Calgary
- Abstract | Essay
- "Dissensus in Two Registers: 'Tintern Abbey' in Taiwan"
- Emily Sun, Barnard College
- Abstract | Essay
- "Teaching Romanticism, Poetics, and Lyric Theory"
- Eric Lindstrom, University of Vermont
- Abstract | Essay
- "Romanticism as Method"
- Anahid Nersessian, University of California, Los Angeles
- Abstract | Essay
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The essays in Romantic Frictions find in Romanticism what philosophical modernity has often found there: a disposition to recognize oppositions that cannot be squared or resolved precisely because they constitute...