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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"The Romantic fragment"”.

  1. Geological bodies: Form and process in romantic poetry and geology

    “Geological Bodies: Form and Process in Romantic Poetry and Geology” considers the impact of geological discoveries on Romantic subjectivity. Specifically, it examines Romantic narratives of the self in the context of geological discoveries that called attention to humans’ connection to the earth’s …

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  2. "Wonderfully ordinary" words from a romantic archive of Elizabeth Jolley's writing for students : Creative process as a garland of fragments

    This project, including the visual artworks and poetry developed for the exhibition Wonderfully Ordinary, is the outcome of practice-led research into the creative process. Through creative practice—and the development of a personal and fragmentary process of invention—it aims to generate knowledge …

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  3. How She Haunts: Missed Endings, the Fragmentary, and the Female Figure in British Romanticism

    … I discuss a relatively small grouping of fragmentary texts by Coleridge (<em>Sibylline Leaves</em>, “The Three Graves,” “Christabel,” and “Kubla Khan”), De Quincey (<em>Suspiria de Profundis</em>), and Keats (“La Belle Dame Sans Merci” and <em>Lamia</em>). In critical discussions of the

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