Includes bibliographical references and index A COMPANION TO ROMANCE From Classical to Contemporary; Contents; List of Illustrations; Acknowledgments; Notes on Contributors; Introduction; 1. Ancient Romance; 2. Insular Beginnings: Anglo-Norman Romance; 3. The Popular English Metrical Romances; 4. Arthurian Romance; 5. Chaucer's Romances; 6. Malory and the Early Prose Romances; 7. Gendering Prose Romance in Renaissance England; 8. Sidney and Spenser; 9. Shakespeare's Romances; 10. Chapbooks and Penny Histories; 11. The Faerie Queene and Eighteenth-century Spenserianism; 12. "Gothic" Romance: Its Origins and Cultural Functions 13. Women's Gothic Romance: Writers, Readers, and the Pleasures of the Form14. Paradise and Cotton-mill: Rereading Eighteenth-century; 15. "Inconsistent Rhapsodies": Samuel Richardson and the Politics of Romance; 16. Romance and the Romantic Novel: Sir Walter Scott; 17. Poetry of the Romantic Period: Coleridge and Keats; 18. Victorian Romance: Tennyson; 19. Victorian Romance: Medievalism; 20. Romance and Victorian Autobiography: Margaret Oliphant, Edmund Gosse, and John Ruskin's "needle to the north"; 21. Victorian Romance: Romance and Mystery; 22. Nineteenth-century Adventure and Fantasy 23. Into the Twentieth Century: Imperial Romance from Haggard to Buchan24. America and Romance; 25. Myth, Legend, and Romance in Yeats, Pound, and Eliot; 26. Twentieth-century Arthurian Romance; 27. Romance in Fantasy Through the Twentieth Century; 28. Quest Romance in Science Fiction; 29. Between Worlds: Iris Murdoch, A. S. Byatt, and Romance; 30. Popular Romance and its Readers; Epilogue: Into the Twenty-first Century; Index; Elizabeth Archibald: Ancient romance Judith Weiss: Insular beginnings : Anglo-Norman romance Derek Brewer: The popular English metrical romances W.R.J. Barron: Arthurian romance Corinne Saunders: Chaucer's romances Helen Cooper: Malory and the early prose romances Lori Humphrey Newcomb: Gendering prose romance in Renaissance England Andrew King: Sidney and Spenser David Fuller: Shakespeare's romances John Simons: Chapbooks and penny histories David Fairer: The faerie queene and eighteenth-century Spenserianism Jerrold E. Hogle: "Gothic" romance : its origins and cultural functions Lisa Vargo: Women's Gothic romance : writers, readers, and the pleasures of the form Clive Probyn: Paradise and cotton-mill : rereading eighteenth-century romance Fiona Price: "Inconsistent rhapsodies" : Samuel Richardson and the politics of romance Fiona Robertson: Romance and the romantic novel : Sir Walter Scott Leonée Ormond: Poetry of the romantic period : Coleridge and Keats ; Michael O'Neill ; Victorian romance : Tennyson Richard Cronin: Victorian romance : medievalism Francis O'Gorman: Romance and Victorian autobiography : Magaret Oliphant, Edmund Gosse and John Ruskin's "needle to the north" Andrew Sanders: Victorian romance : romance and mystery Robert Fraser: Nineteenth-century adventure and fantasy : James Morier, George Meredith, Lewis Carroll and Robert Louis Stevenson Susan Jones: Into the twentieth century : imperial romance from Haggard to Buchan Ulrika Maude: America and romance Edward Larrissy: Myth, legend and romance in Yeats, Pound, and Eliot Raymond H. Thompson: Twentieth-century Arthurian romance Richard Mathews: Romance in fantasy through the twentieth century Kathryn Hume: Quest romance in science fiction Clare Morgan: Between worlds : Iris Murdoch, A.S. Byatt and romance Lynne Pearce.: Popular romance and its readers Elizabeth ArchibaldInsular beginnings : Anglo-Norman romance / Judith Weiss: Ancient romance Derek Brewer: The popular English metrical romances W.R.J. Barron: Arthurian romance Corinne Saunders: Chaucer's romances Helen Cooper: Malory and the early prose romances Lori Humphrey Newcomb: Gendering prose romance in Renaissance England Andrew King: Sidney and Spenser David Fuller: Shakespeare's romances John Simons: Chapbooks and penny histories David Fairer: The faerie queene and eighteenth-century Spenserianism Jerrold E. Hogle: "Gothic" romance : its origins and cultural functions Lisa Vargo: Women's Gothic romance : writers, readers, and the pleasures of the form Clive Probyn: Paradise and cotton-mill : rereading eighteenth-century romance Fiona Price: "Inconsistent rhapsodies" : Samuel Richardson and the politics of romance Fiona Robertson: Romance and the romantic novel : Sir Walter Scott Leonée Ormond: Poetry of the romantic period : Coleridge and Keats ; Michael O'Neill ; Victorian romance : Tennyson Richard Cronin: Victorian romance : medievalism Francis O'Gorman: Romance and Victorian autobiography : Magaret Oliphant, Edmund Gosse and John Ruskin's "needle to the north" Andrew Sanders: Victorian romance : romance and mystery Robert Fraser: Nineteenth-century adventure and fantasy : James Morier, George Meredith, Lewis Carroll and Robert Louis Stevenson Susan Jones: Into the twentieth century : imperial romance from Haggard to Buchan Ulrika Maude: America and romance Edward Larrissy: Myth, legend and romance in Yeats, Pound, and Eliot Raymond H. Thompson: Twentieth-century Arthurian romance Richard Mathews: Romance in fantasy through the twentieth century Kathryn Hume: Quest romance in science fiction Clare Morgan: Between worlds : Iris Murdoch, A.S. Byatt and romance Lynne Pearce.: Popular romance and its readers |
