1. The fairy way of writing -- 2. Interlocked definitions : the fantastic, the sublime, the uncanny -- 3. The sublime and the fantastic : Joseph Addison, Longinus, Edmund Burke -- 4. Romantic wildness and fantastic modernity in anti-apparition...
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1. The fairy way of writing -- 2. Interlocked definitions : the fantastic, the sublime, the uncanny -- 3. The sublime and the fantastic : Joseph Addison, Longinus, Edmund Burke -- 4. Romantic wildness and fantastic modernity in anti-apparition writings, the ballad controversy, and romance criticism -- 5. The fantastic and the fabulous past : Richard Hurd and James Beattie -- 6. Gothick pasts and gothick futures : Horace Walpole and Mary Shelley -- 7. "This wild strain of imagination" : Samuel Johnson and John Hawkesworth on wonder -- 8. Fairy unexplained in Ann Radcliffe's The mysteries of Udolpho -- 9. Supernatural modernity in Walter Scott's Redgauntlet and James Hogg's The private memoirs and confessions of a justified sinner -- 10. The floating corpse of fairyland : William Wordsworth and "Fable's dark abyss" -- 11. On "two faults" in "a work of such pure imagination" : Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Anna Letitia Barbauld on The rime of the ancient mariner -- 12. "Faery lands forlorn" : John Keats' perilous realm of faery.
1. The fairy way of writing -- 2. Interlocked definitions : the fantastic, the sublime, the uncanny -- 3. The sublime and the fantastic : Joseph Addison, Longinus, Edmund Burke -- 4. Romantic wildness and fantastic modernity in anti-apparition...
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Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin - Preußischer Kulturbesitz, Haus Unter den Linden
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1. The fairy way of writing -- 2. Interlocked definitions : the fantastic, the sublime, the uncanny -- 3. The sublime and the fantastic : Joseph Addison, Longinus, Edmund Burke -- 4. Romantic wildness and fantastic modernity in anti-apparition writings, the ballad controversy, and romance criticism -- 5. The fantastic and the fabulous past : Richard Hurd and James Beattie -- 6. Gothick pasts and gothick futures : Horace Walpole and Mary Shelley -- 7. "This wild strain of imagination" : Samuel Johnson and John Hawkesworth on wonder -- 8. Fairy unexplained in Ann Radcliffe's The mysteries of Udolpho -- 9. Supernatural modernity in Walter Scott's Redgauntlet and James Hogg's The private memoirs and confessions of a justified sinner -- 10. The floating corpse of fairyland : William Wordsworth and "Fable's dark abyss" -- 11. On "two faults" in "a work of such pure imagination" : Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Anna Letitia Barbauld on The rime of the ancient mariner -- 12. "Faery lands forlorn" : John Keats' perilous realm of faery.