Titlebook: Literary History Writing, 1770-1820; April London Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 culture.hi

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Literary History, Periodicals, Lecturesrs: periodicals and institutionally supported lectures. While my focus will be on the early nineteenth century, the conditions within which the more ephemeral print forms developed and the audiences to which they appealed suggest the usefulness of some preliminary attention to their antecedents. Eig

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n. In einer Einleitung werden darüber hinaus die zu ihrem Verst?ndnis erforderlichen Grundbegriffe des Internationalen Privatrechts skizziert und der intertemporale sowie interlokale Anwendungsbereich des neuen Rechts bestimmt. Hinweise auf das Internationale Versicherungsproze?recht sowie auf die i

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Introductionctive, appears unachievable. This book takes a step back from the construction of such an inclusive, teleological narrative. Instead, it concentrates on a fairly narrow slice of time, 1770 to 1820, and considers the interest within that period in the writing of histories of literary history. In the

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Rewriting Lives: Revolution, Reaction, and Apostasying advertised as literary is decidedly political.”. Individual biographies support this insight more overtly than the collective ones considered in the previous chapter, in part because of their distinctive orientation toward present circumstances. While the larger-scale sequential biographies esta

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Bibliomania and Antiquarianismsidered as necessary furniture to an apartment” (II.359).. Concerned that he may have created the impression “that the love of reading and of collecting was known only to our ., half a century and upwards ago — I mean on the contrary to convince him, that . is the epoch of literature” (II.355). To t

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Literary History and Literary Specimensippant lover of the piquant style of modern criticism.” The sequence includes Ellis’ own 1801 (and 1803 and 1811) editions of the . to which he added a substantial . and Robert Southey’s 1807 .. Thomas Campbell’s 1819 seven-volume . extends both the period surveyed and the appended commentary.

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Apostasy and Exclusionorm revolutions” tend to work in popular, rather than elite or specialist, genres: not a “Newton or a Locke” but “an Addison or a Fontenelle.”. Because writers like Addison drew on “that happier knowledge which is of daily use, and addressed [it] to those who most want instruction,” England became “