The inherent 'metropolitanism' of writing for a Romantic-era periodical is here explored through the Elia articles that Charles Lamb wrote for the London Magazine.
The inherent 'metropolitanism' of writing for a Romantic-era periodical is here explored through the Elia articles that Charles Lamb wrote for the London Magazine.
Introduction Simon P. Hull; Chapter 1 Consuming the Periodical Text: Hunt Hazlitt and the Anxiety of Cockneyism Simon P. Hull; Chapter 2 Domesticating the Flaneur: Coleridge De Quincey and the Forms of Metropolitanism Simon P. Hull; Chapter 3 The Great Wen and the Rural Gothic Simon P. Hull; Chapter 4 Utility and Pity: Wordsworth Blake and Egan and the Act of Charity Simon P. Hull; Chapter 5 Lamb Theatricality and the Fool Simon P. Hull; Chapter 102 Conclusion Simon P. Hull;
Introduction Simon P. Hull; Chapter 1 Consuming the Periodical Text: Hunt Hazlitt and the Anxiety of Cockneyism Simon P. Hull; Chapter 2 Domesticating the Flaneur: Coleridge De Quincey and the Forms of Metropolitanism Simon P. Hull; Chapter 3 The Great Wen and the Rural Gothic Simon P. Hull; Chapter 4 Utility and Pity: Wordsworth Blake and Egan and the Act of Charity Simon P. Hull; Chapter 5 Lamb Theatricality and the Fool Simon P. Hull; Chapter 102 Conclusion Simon P. Hull;
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