The essays in this volume evaluate the legacies of
Paul de Man, who continues symbolically to embody an
aspect of "theory" that resists easy
routinization. Edited by...
Finding Romantic Commonplaces: A Dialogue with Jerome Christensen
Table of Contents
- About this Volume
- "Prefatory Note"
- Steven Newman, Temple University
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- "Site One: A Romantic Education"
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- "Site Two: Salisbury Plain, Sympathy, and Historicism"
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- "Site Three: Use, Pedagogy, and Addiction"
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- "Site Four: Romantic Populism and Insurgent Civil Society"
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June 2002
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