George Berkeley and Romanticism Ghostly Language,9780192846785

George Berkeley and Romanticism Ghostly Language

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ISBN13: 9780192846785
ISBN10: 0192846787
Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2022-10-31
Publisher(s): Oxford University Press
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Author Biography


Chris Townsend, Teaching Officer in English, Christ's College, University of Cambridge

Chris Townsend is a College Teaching Officer in English Literature at Christ's College, University of Cambridge, and a researcher working mainly on Romantic poetics and aesthetics. His published articles include work on rhythm in Keats, rhyme in Rossetti, and prose-borne pentameters in Woolf.

Table of Contents


Part One
Introduction: Ghostly Language
1. Berkeley and the Language of Philosophy
Part Two
2. Spiritual Bodies and Mental Realities in Blake
3. Inside Outness in Coleridge
4. Wordsworth's Ghostly Language
5. Shelley's Uncreative Mind
Conclusion: Berkeley and Romanticism

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