Examines the ways in which the idea of an earthly paradise inspired English life and thought in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction: the continuing mystique of Paradise Part I. Eighteenth-Century Landscape Garden Paradises: 1. Gardening Lords Part II. Romantic Paradisal Bowers, Valleys, and Islands: 2. Blake and the unencing dialectic of Earth and Eden 3. Coleridge and the enchantments of earthly paradise 4. Wordsworth and the Axis Mundi of Grasmere 5. Byron's and Shelley's Hesperian Islands 6. Bewick's, Constable's, and Palmer's Locus Paradisus 7. Crabbe's and Clare's enclosed vales Part III. Victorian Heavenly Cities and Blessed Damozels: 8. From natural landscape to controlled environment 9. Paxton's Hyde Park Crystal Palace 10. Turner's fabled Atlantis: London, Venice and Carthage as paradisal cityscape 11. Tennyson's celestial Camelot 12. Mid-Victorian London and the angel in the house 13. Pre-Raphaelite tainted gardens, lost ladies, and intruders on the green 14. Rossetti's blessed Eve and her daughters 15. Whistler's peacock room: a curvilinear Locus Spiritus for the Times Notes' Index.
Introduction: the continuing mystique of Paradise Part I. Eighteenth-Century Landscape Garden Paradises: 1. Gardening Lords Part II. Romantic Paradisal Bowers, Valleys, and Islands: 2. Blake and the unencing dialectic of Earth and Eden 3. Coleridge and the enchantments of earthly paradise 4. Wordsworth and the Axis Mundi of Grasmere 5. Byron's and Shelley's Hesperian Islands 6. Bewick's, Constable's, and Palmer's Locus Paradisus 7. Crabbe's and Clare's enclosed vales Part III. Victorian Heavenly Cities and Blessed Damozels: 8. From natural landscape to controlled environment 9. Paxton's Hyde Park Crystal Palace 10. Turner's fabled Atlantis: London, Venice and Carthage as paradisal cityscape 11. Tennyson's celestial Camelot 12. Mid-Victorian London and the angel in the house 13. Pre-Raphaelite tainted gardens, lost ladies, and intruders on the green 14. Rossetti's blessed Eve and her daughters 15. Whistler's peacock room: a curvilinear Locus Spiritus for the Times Notes' Index.
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