Romanticism And The Anglican Newman,Used

Romanticism And The Anglican Newman,Used

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Goslees study maintains that Newmans Anglican writing, although widely considered irrelevant to the main currents of the postEnlightenment, in fact reinterprets Romantic transcendence within a uniquely dialogic paradigm. It is this paradigm, he argues, that critics need to explore as a link between sacred and secular domains within Victorian culture.Goslees own exploration is accomplished in three parts. First he describes Newmans early renunciation of modern thought, then analyzes the dialogic Romanticism that informs New mans Anglican works, particularly its power to expand his conception of personal identity, spiritual election, militant purpose, selfcriticism, and cultural critique. Finally, he follows the collapse of this Romantic synthesis under the burden of its own success: natural and preternatural presences break into Newmans dialogue with his God, and then his God becomes transformed into a threat that must be constrained within an institutional church.Throughout this study, Goslee follows a hermeneutic strategy suggested by Newmans own descriptions of his compositional practice examining thematically related passages from different times and contexts to see just how far Newmans ideas might take him. Goslee concludes that this leading nineteenthcentury religious writer, who rejected Romanticism for its decadent modern subjectivity, nevertheless clearly participated in the secular Romanticism of his day.

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