Studies in Romanticism

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Articles in December 2002 issue of Studies in Romanticism

• Anne K. Mellor. Mothers of the Nation: Women's Political Writing in England, 1780-1830.(Book Review)
  by Looser, Devoney
• Richard Eldridge. The Persistence of Romanticism: Essays in Philosophy and Literature.(Book Review)
  by Duffy, Edward
• Cain: Lord Byron's sincerity.
  by Dennis, Ian
• "The most useful of citizens": towards a romantic literary professionalism.
  by Keen, Paul
• "Dark catastrophe of passion": the "Indian" as human commodity in nineteenth-century British theatrical culture.
  by Pratt, Kathryn
• Coleridge's Sonnets from Various Authors (1796): a lost conversation poem?
  by Fairer, David
• "Everybody's Shakespeare": representative genres and John Boydell's Winter's Tale.
  by Rovee, Christopher
• Jennifer Wallace. Shelley and Greece: Rethinking Romantic Hellenism.(Book Review)
  by Donnelly, Hugo
• Linda Lang-Peralta, ed., Women, Revolution, and the Novels of the 1790s.(Book Review)
  by Ellis, Markman
• Epistemologies of rupture: the problem of nature in Schelling's philosophy.(Critical Essay)
  by Steigerwald, Joan
• David Vallins. Coleridge and the Psychology of Romanticism: Feeling and Thought.(Book Review)
  by McKusick, James C.
• Jack Stillinger. Reading "The Eve of St. Agnes": the Multiples of Complex Literary Transaction.(Book Review)
  by Martin, Philip W.