Placing Charlotte Smith offers new insights into how Romantic-era author Charlotte Smith expressed a cosmopolitan vision of place in an era of intense nationalism. The authors examine Smith's place as a writer in her time and the way she helped to make "place" a thing of social and literary importance.
Placing Charlotte Smith offers new insights into how Romantic-era author Charlotte Smith expressed a cosmopolitan vision of place in an era of intense nationalism. The authors examine Smith's place as a writer in her time and the way she helped to make "place" a thing of social and literary importance.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Autorenporträt
Elizabeth A. Dolan is deputy provost of graduate education and professor of English at Lehigh University. Jacqueline M. Labbe is pro vice-chancellor (academic) at De Montfort University.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1: The Elusive Charlotte Smith, by Stephen Behrendt Chapter 2: "Far from my native fields removed": Gentility, Displacement, and the Idea of Home in the Life and Poetry of Charlotte Smith, by Claire Knowles Chapter 3: Creating Home: The Roots of Charlotte Smith's Cosmopolitanism in Emmeline, by Elizabeth A. Dolan Chapter 4: Charlotte Smith: English Patriot, by Mary Anne Myers Chapter 5: Comedic Travel and Political Satire: Smollett, Fielding, and Charlotte Smith's The Old Manor House, by Anne Chandler Chapter 6: Locating the Common in Charlotte Smith's Ecocritical Writings for Children, by Lisa Vargo Chapter 7: "On the green margin": Science, Gender, and Originality in Charlotte Smith's "Flora," by Melissa Bailes Chapter 8: "With Faithful Pencil": Pastoral and Picturesque Composition in Beachy Head, by Rachael Isom Chapter 9: "A Tale of Two Smiths": In Pursuit of the Picturesque in Emmeline, the Orphan of the Castle, by Val Derbyshire Chapter 10: Strange Shells of Poetry in the Landscape of Charlotte Smith's Echoic Poetics, by Amelia Worsley Epilogue: "I dispatch'd a Letter": Encountering Charlotte Smith in her Original Editions, Holograph Letters, and Portrait, by Judith Phillips Stanton
Chapter 1: The Elusive Charlotte Smith, by Stephen Behrendt Chapter 2: "Far from my native fields removed": Gentility, Displacement, and the Idea of Home in the Life and Poetry of Charlotte Smith, by Claire Knowles Chapter 3: Creating Home: The Roots of Charlotte Smith's Cosmopolitanism in Emmeline, by Elizabeth A. Dolan Chapter 4: Charlotte Smith: English Patriot, by Mary Anne Myers Chapter 5: Comedic Travel and Political Satire: Smollett, Fielding, and Charlotte Smith's The Old Manor House, by Anne Chandler Chapter 6: Locating the Common in Charlotte Smith's Ecocritical Writings for Children, by Lisa Vargo Chapter 7: "On the green margin": Science, Gender, and Originality in Charlotte Smith's "Flora," by Melissa Bailes Chapter 8: "With Faithful Pencil": Pastoral and Picturesque Composition in Beachy Head, by Rachael Isom Chapter 9: "A Tale of Two Smiths": In Pursuit of the Picturesque in Emmeline, the Orphan of the Castle, by Val Derbyshire Chapter 10: Strange Shells of Poetry in the Landscape of Charlotte Smith's Echoic Poetics, by Amelia Worsley Epilogue: "I dispatch'd a Letter": Encountering Charlotte Smith in her Original Editions, Holograph Letters, and Portrait, by Judith Phillips Stanton
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