This issue contains news about online tools now available for courses in Romanticism,
including an essay by Mark Phillipson on Wikis, two essays by Jerome
McGann and Johanna Drucker on IVANHOE v. 1.0, an interview with Ben
Jacks about the use of...
Finding Romantic Commonplaces: A Dialogue with Jerome Christensen
Table of Contents
- About this Volume
- "Prefatory Note"
- Steven Newman, Temple University
- Text
- "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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