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In The Ethics of Romanticism Laurence Lockridge vigorously revives ethical criticism and at the same time brings to light the Romantics profound engagement with ethical questions. He argues that a will to value is the pervasive motive of Romantic writers from Blake, Wordsworth, Coleridge and De Quincey to Shelley, Hazlitt, Keats and Byron. They articulate a compelling ethics that has had a significant influence on modern thought. Yet its character has never before been systematically explored within the larger contexts of European thought. Lockridge argues that a focus on the ethical dimension of literature is the single most powerful strategy for structuring a writers work as a whole, and that it can even prove congenial. He gives original, interrelated readings of the eight major British Romantic writers. In discussing the place of ethical criticism in modern letters, he qualifies or refutes opposing views conservative, Marxist, and deconstructive. His book gives strong evidence of one direction criticism might fruitfully take in future years.
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This book offers a fascinating perspective on romanticism that I hadn’t considered before. It’s a great addition to my philosophy collection. The author really articulates the connection between ethics and art beautifully.
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Liam O'Connor
A Unique Perspective on Art
This book offers a fascinating perspective on romanticism that I hadn’t considered before. It’s a great addition to my philosophy collection. The author really articulates the connection between ethics and art beautifully.
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Liam O'Connor
A Unique Perspective on Art
This book offers a fascinating perspective on romanticism that I hadn’t considered before. It’s a great addition to my philosophy collection. The author really articulates the connection between ethics and art beautifully.
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Sofia Morales
Not What I Expected
I was hoping for a lighter take on romanticism, but this book is definitely more academic. It arrived quickly, but it was a bit of a chore to get through. If you're not into deep philosophical analysis, you might want to skip it.
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Sofia Morales
Not What I Expected
I was hoping for a lighter take on romanticism, but this book is definitely more academic. It arrived quickly, but it was a bit of a chore to get through. If you're not into deep philosophical analysis, you might want to skip it.
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