This interdisciplinary work explores how scientists, musicians and poets have listened to, and tried to understand, the everyday mystery of birdsong. Paying particular attention to Romantic and Victorian writing on other species, it offers valuable insights for scholars working in the fields of literary criticism and the environmental humanities.
This interdisciplinary work explores how scientists, musicians and poets have listened to, and tried to understand, the everyday mystery of birdsong. Paying particular attention to Romantic and Victorian writing on other species, it offers valuable insights for scholars working in the fields of literary criticism and the environmental humanities.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Francesca Mackenney is a Research and Teaching Fellow in Romanticism at the University of Leeds. Her research and related work in environmental education has been funded by an AHRC Doctoral Award, a BARS/Wordsworth Trust Early Career Fellowship, an award from Creative Scotland and an AHRC International Placement at the Library of Congress.
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Introduction 1. The science of birdsong: 1773-1871 2. The science of language: 1755-1873 3. 'Prelusive notes': Coleridge and the Wordsworths 4. 'Undersong': John Clare 5. 'We Teach 'Em Airs That Way': Thomas Hardy Conclusion Bibliography Index.
Introduction 1. The science of birdsong: 1773-1871 2. The science of language: 1755-1873 3. 'Prelusive notes': Coleridge and the Wordsworths 4. 'Undersong': John Clare 5. 'We Teach 'Em Airs That Way': Thomas Hardy Conclusion Bibliography Index.
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