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Scott and the Historical Noveld perhaps its most eloquent exponent. Scott, as translator of Goethe’s ., and, intimate of Adam Ferguson’s household, was uniquely well placed to continue the development of the genre and to translate it onto a higher philosophical level. Scott did not necessarily surpass his predecessors, since no

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The Figure of the Artist in English Romantic Poetryodified notion which is not solely marked by the appearance of a name in a particular position on the spine of a book. It is from the Romantic period that we derive our notions of the author as an emitter or source, the issuing of a distinctive viewpoint from a de-localised source into the arena of

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Postscript by way of an Introductionas neither unproblematic nor exhaustive and they should be understood in relation to the analysis of particular genres that follows. If the reader will subsequently return to the beginning he will be in a position to understand rather better the issues to which this postscript as introduction addresses itself.

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The Figure of the Artist in English Romantic Poetrypublic discourse. The author’s subject becomes simultaneously his own property and at the same time the index of a distinctive individuality. Symptomatic of these tendencies in poetry is Cowper’s . (1785), which begins with the words, ‘I sing the sofa.’ On the face of it this opening is not very different from that of Dyer’s . (1757):

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