Studies in Romanticism

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Articles in March 2003 issue of Studies in Romanticism

• Jonathan Bate. The Song of the Earth.(Book Review)
  by Morton, Timothy
• Andrea K. Henderson. Romantic Identities: Varieties of Subjectivity, 1774-1830.(Book Review)
  by Faflak, Joel
• Cosmopolitical economy: exchangeable value and national development in Adam Smith and Maria Edgeworth.
  by Easton, Fraser
• Children of Childhood: nostalgia and the romantic legacy.
  by Austin, Linda M.
• Jeffery W. Vail. The Literary Relationship of Lord Byron and Thomas Moore.(Book Review)
  by Christie, William
• Philipp Otto Runge's Tageszeiten and their relationship to romantic nature philosophy.(Critical Essay)
  by Littlejohns, Richard
• Sarah M. Zimmerman. Romanticism, Lyricism, and History.(Book Review)
  by Birns, Nicholas
• The color violaceous, or, chemistry and the romance of dematerialization: the subliming of iodine and Shelley's Adonais.(Critical Essay)
  by Peterfreund, Stuart
• John L. Mahoney. Wordsworth and the Critics: The Development of a Critical Reputation.(Book Review)
  by Rzepka, Charles J.
• The veil of familiarity: romantic philosophy and the familiar essay.(Critical Essay)
  by Natarajan, Uttara
• Writing Keats's last days: Severn, Sharp, and Romantic biography.
  by Scott, Grant F.