Titlebook: Keats‘s Places; Richard Marggraf Turley Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Romanticism.Poetry.London.Travel.Pl

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Richard Marggraf TurleyFeatures impressive line-up of internationally renowned Keats scholars.Investigates the relation between Keats’s real and imagined places.Demonstrates that that Keats’s travels were not only opportuni

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,Introduction: Keats’s Coordinates,und that, in fact, informed and shaped his poetic topographies. Marggraf Turley demonstrates that Keats not only drew on urban and suburban localities for his mythic landscapes, but also—and more dangerously for establishment critics—celebrated local ground such as Hampstead Heath and the pleasure gardens at Vauxhall.

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,Keats at Guy’s Hospital: Moments, Meetings, Choices and Poems, in during this period—from the Mathew Circle in 1815 to his introduction into the Hunt Circle in 1816—relatively little is known of the medical milieu in which he lived and worked. Hrileena Ghosh’s chapter explores that aspect of his social life during this period in winding Southwark and traces its influence in Keats’s mature poetry.

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John Keats at Winchester,’. Roe’s concern is to place the ode in relation both to Winchester’s historical associations and to its great presider, King Alfred. In fascinating detail, Roe’s sensitively attuned reading allows us to see how the ode’s language and imagery are closely related to Alfred’s Anglo-Saxon language and liberties, in often surprising ways.

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,Wentworth Place: ‘A Small Cottage, Pleasantly Situate’,well as to recalibrate, what we know about the dwelling’s design, build and subsequent alterations. His chapter also turns attention to the occupants of the house up to 1925, when Wentworth Place opened as a memorial to its most famous resident.

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Book 2018 spaces where the geographical comes into tension with the familial, the touristic with the medical, the metropolitan with the archipelagic. Collectively, the chapters in .Keats’s Places. range from the claustrophobic stands of Guy’s Hospital operating theatre to the boneshaking interior of the Sout