Blake, Politics, and History
Herausgeber: DiSalvo, Jackie; Hobson, Christopher Z; Rosso, G a
Blake, Politics, and History
Herausgeber: DiSalvo, Jackie; Hobson, Christopher Z; Rosso, G a
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First published in 1998, this book formed part of an ongoing effort to restore politics and history to the centre of Blake studies. The collection contains essays with varying methodological assumptions and differing positions on questions central to historicist Blake scholarship.
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First published in 1998, this book formed part of an ongoing effort to restore politics and history to the centre of Blake studies. The collection contains essays with varying methodological assumptions and differing positions on questions central to historicist Blake scholarship.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 466
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. August 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 689g
- ISBN-13: 9781138939103
- ISBN-10: 1138939102
- Artikelnr.: 42697282
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 466
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. August 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 689g
- ISBN-13: 9781138939103
- ISBN-10: 1138939102
- Artikelnr.: 42697282
Jackie Disalvo, G. A. Rosso, Christopher Z. Hobson
Figures; Acknowledgements; Introduction Jackie DiSalvo; Abbreviations and
Short Titles Part I: Blake and the Question of Revolution 1. The Myth of
Blake's "Orc Cycle" Christopher Z. Hobson 2. Blake's Bible of Hell:
Prophecy as Political Program Stephen C. Behrendt 3. The Anxiety of
Productio: Blake's Shift from Collective Hope to Writing Self Eric V.
Chandler 4. William Blake's Figural Politics James E. Swearingen Blake and
the Underground 5. "The Doom of Tyrants": William Blake, Richard "Citizen"
Lee, and the Millenarian Public Sphere Jon Mee 6. Blake's Tiriel and the
Regency Crisis: Lifting the Veil on a Royal Masonic Scandal Marsha Keith
Schuchard; Laboring into Futurity: A Response Joseph Wittreich Part II: Art
and Politics 7. "Lovers of Wild Rebellion" : The Image of Satan in British
Art of the Revolutionary Era John Hutton 8. The Mob and "Mrs Q": William
Blake, William Benbow, and the Context of Regency Radicalism David Worrall
; "The French Revolution," "America" and "Europe" 9. Politics and Desire in
Blake's the French Revolution Andrew Lincoln 10. "The Lion & Wolf shall
cease": Blake's America as a Critique of Counter-Revolutionary Violence
William Richey 11. The Finite Revolutions of Europe Michael Ferber 12.
Re-Framing the Moment of Creation: Blake's Re-Visions of the Frontispiece
and Title Page to Europe Peter Otto Part III: Blake, Empire and Slavery
13. Empire of the Sea: Blake's "King Edward the Third" and English Imperial
Poetry G. A. Rosso 14. Revolted Negroes and the Devilish Principle: William
Blake and Conflicting Visions of Boni's Wars in Surinam, 1772-1796 Anne
Rubenstein and Camilla Townsend Blake and Women 15. Albion and the Sexual
Machine: Blake, Gender and Politics, 1780-1795 Catherine L. McClenahan 16.
Transfigured Maternity in Blake's Songs of Innocence: Inverting the
"Maternity Plot" in "A Dream" Harriet Kramer Linkin 17. Maenads, Young
Ladies, and the Lovely Daughters of Albion June Sturrock Blake, Gender and
Imperial Ideology: A Response Ann K. Mellor; Works Cited; Contributors;
Index
Short Titles Part I: Blake and the Question of Revolution 1. The Myth of
Blake's "Orc Cycle" Christopher Z. Hobson 2. Blake's Bible of Hell:
Prophecy as Political Program Stephen C. Behrendt 3. The Anxiety of
Productio: Blake's Shift from Collective Hope to Writing Self Eric V.
Chandler 4. William Blake's Figural Politics James E. Swearingen Blake and
the Underground 5. "The Doom of Tyrants": William Blake, Richard "Citizen"
Lee, and the Millenarian Public Sphere Jon Mee 6. Blake's Tiriel and the
Regency Crisis: Lifting the Veil on a Royal Masonic Scandal Marsha Keith
Schuchard; Laboring into Futurity: A Response Joseph Wittreich Part II: Art
and Politics 7. "Lovers of Wild Rebellion" : The Image of Satan in British
Art of the Revolutionary Era John Hutton 8. The Mob and "Mrs Q": William
Blake, William Benbow, and the Context of Regency Radicalism David Worrall
; "The French Revolution," "America" and "Europe" 9. Politics and Desire in
Blake's the French Revolution Andrew Lincoln 10. "The Lion & Wolf shall
cease": Blake's America as a Critique of Counter-Revolutionary Violence
William Richey 11. The Finite Revolutions of Europe Michael Ferber 12.
Re-Framing the Moment of Creation: Blake's Re-Visions of the Frontispiece
and Title Page to Europe Peter Otto Part III: Blake, Empire and Slavery
13. Empire of the Sea: Blake's "King Edward the Third" and English Imperial
Poetry G. A. Rosso 14. Revolted Negroes and the Devilish Principle: William
Blake and Conflicting Visions of Boni's Wars in Surinam, 1772-1796 Anne
Rubenstein and Camilla Townsend Blake and Women 15. Albion and the Sexual
Machine: Blake, Gender and Politics, 1780-1795 Catherine L. McClenahan 16.
Transfigured Maternity in Blake's Songs of Innocence: Inverting the
"Maternity Plot" in "A Dream" Harriet Kramer Linkin 17. Maenads, Young
Ladies, and the Lovely Daughters of Albion June Sturrock Blake, Gender and
Imperial Ideology: A Response Ann K. Mellor; Works Cited; Contributors;
Index
Figures; Acknowledgements; Introduction Jackie DiSalvo; Abbreviations and
Short Titles Part I: Blake and the Question of Revolution 1. The Myth of
Blake's "Orc Cycle" Christopher Z. Hobson 2. Blake's Bible of Hell:
Prophecy as Political Program Stephen C. Behrendt 3. The Anxiety of
Productio: Blake's Shift from Collective Hope to Writing Self Eric V.
Chandler 4. William Blake's Figural Politics James E. Swearingen Blake and
the Underground 5. "The Doom of Tyrants": William Blake, Richard "Citizen"
Lee, and the Millenarian Public Sphere Jon Mee 6. Blake's Tiriel and the
Regency Crisis: Lifting the Veil on a Royal Masonic Scandal Marsha Keith
Schuchard; Laboring into Futurity: A Response Joseph Wittreich Part II: Art
and Politics 7. "Lovers of Wild Rebellion" : The Image of Satan in British
Art of the Revolutionary Era John Hutton 8. The Mob and "Mrs Q": William
Blake, William Benbow, and the Context of Regency Radicalism David Worrall
; "The French Revolution," "America" and "Europe" 9. Politics and Desire in
Blake's the French Revolution Andrew Lincoln 10. "The Lion & Wolf shall
cease": Blake's America as a Critique of Counter-Revolutionary Violence
William Richey 11. The Finite Revolutions of Europe Michael Ferber 12.
Re-Framing the Moment of Creation: Blake's Re-Visions of the Frontispiece
and Title Page to Europe Peter Otto Part III: Blake, Empire and Slavery
13. Empire of the Sea: Blake's "King Edward the Third" and English Imperial
Poetry G. A. Rosso 14. Revolted Negroes and the Devilish Principle: William
Blake and Conflicting Visions of Boni's Wars in Surinam, 1772-1796 Anne
Rubenstein and Camilla Townsend Blake and Women 15. Albion and the Sexual
Machine: Blake, Gender and Politics, 1780-1795 Catherine L. McClenahan 16.
Transfigured Maternity in Blake's Songs of Innocence: Inverting the
"Maternity Plot" in "A Dream" Harriet Kramer Linkin 17. Maenads, Young
Ladies, and the Lovely Daughters of Albion June Sturrock Blake, Gender and
Imperial Ideology: A Response Ann K. Mellor; Works Cited; Contributors;
Index
Short Titles Part I: Blake and the Question of Revolution 1. The Myth of
Blake's "Orc Cycle" Christopher Z. Hobson 2. Blake's Bible of Hell:
Prophecy as Political Program Stephen C. Behrendt 3. The Anxiety of
Productio: Blake's Shift from Collective Hope to Writing Self Eric V.
Chandler 4. William Blake's Figural Politics James E. Swearingen Blake and
the Underground 5. "The Doom of Tyrants": William Blake, Richard "Citizen"
Lee, and the Millenarian Public Sphere Jon Mee 6. Blake's Tiriel and the
Regency Crisis: Lifting the Veil on a Royal Masonic Scandal Marsha Keith
Schuchard; Laboring into Futurity: A Response Joseph Wittreich Part II: Art
and Politics 7. "Lovers of Wild Rebellion" : The Image of Satan in British
Art of the Revolutionary Era John Hutton 8. The Mob and "Mrs Q": William
Blake, William Benbow, and the Context of Regency Radicalism David Worrall
; "The French Revolution," "America" and "Europe" 9. Politics and Desire in
Blake's the French Revolution Andrew Lincoln 10. "The Lion & Wolf shall
cease": Blake's America as a Critique of Counter-Revolutionary Violence
William Richey 11. The Finite Revolutions of Europe Michael Ferber 12.
Re-Framing the Moment of Creation: Blake's Re-Visions of the Frontispiece
and Title Page to Europe Peter Otto Part III: Blake, Empire and Slavery
13. Empire of the Sea: Blake's "King Edward the Third" and English Imperial
Poetry G. A. Rosso 14. Revolted Negroes and the Devilish Principle: William
Blake and Conflicting Visions of Boni's Wars in Surinam, 1772-1796 Anne
Rubenstein and Camilla Townsend Blake and Women 15. Albion and the Sexual
Machine: Blake, Gender and Politics, 1780-1795 Catherine L. McClenahan 16.
Transfigured Maternity in Blake's Songs of Innocence: Inverting the
"Maternity Plot" in "A Dream" Harriet Kramer Linkin 17. Maenads, Young
Ladies, and the Lovely Daughters of Albion June Sturrock Blake, Gender and
Imperial Ideology: A Response Ann K. Mellor; Works Cited; Contributors;
Index