Author: Reiman, Donald H.; Jaye, Michael C. & Bennett, Betty T., editors:
Title: The Evidence of the Imagination: Studies of Interactions between Life and Art in English Romantic Literature
Description: New York, New York University Press, 1978. orig. cloth. 24x15cm, xix, 409 pp. Minor rubbing,small tear to dustwrapper,VG. ¶ Contains 16 papers. Includes: Eileen Sanzo " Blake & the Symbolism of the New Iron Age"; David V. Erdman "Wordsworth as Heartsworth; or, Was Regicide the Prophetic Ground of those 'Moral Questions' ?"; Michael C. Jaye "William Wordsworth's Alfoxden Notebook: 1798"; Carl Woodring "New Sublimity in 'Tintern Abbey' "; Paul Magnuson "Wordsworth & Spontaneity"; Irene Tayler "Peculiar Grace: Wordsworth in 1802"; Donald H. Reiman " " Poetry of Familiarity: Wordsworth, Dorothy, and Mary Hutchinson"; Joyce Hemlow "Lamb Recreates a Burney Wedding"; Marcelle Thiebaux "Mary Wollstonecraft in Federalist America: 1791-1802"; G.M. Matthews "Whose Little Footsteps? Three Shelley Pieces Re-Addressed"; John J. Lavelle " Shelley's Pythagorean Daemons"; Leslie A. Marchand " ' Childe Harold's Monitor': The Strange Friendship of Byron and Francis Hodgson"; Aileen Ward " 'That Last Informity of Noble Mind': Keats & the Idea of Fame"; William Walling " 'On Fishing Up the Moon': In Search of Thomas Love Peacock"; Betty T. Bennett "The Political Philosophy of Mary Shelley's Historical Novels: 'Valperga' and 'Perkin Warbeck'"; Marion Kingston Stocking "Miss Tine and Miss Plin: The Papers behind the 'Aspern Papers' ".

Keywords: English Romantic Literature, Literary criticism, Romanticism, Wordsworth, Blake, Keats, Byron, ,