Romanticism and the Object

1. Introduction: Romanticizing The Object
Larry H. Peer

2. “Things Forever Speaking” and “Objects of all Thought”
Marilyn Gaull

3. “Perfectly Compatible Objects”: Mr. Pitt Contemplates Britain And South America
Jocelyn M. Almeida

4. Children as Subject and Object: Shelley v. Westbrook
Lisbeth Chapin

5. “I‘ll Contrive a Sylvan Room”: Certainty and Indeterminacy in Charlotte Smith’s Beachy Head, the Fables, and Other Poems (1807)
Mark K. Fulk

6. “A Better Guide in Ourselves”: Objects, Romantic-Protestant Ethics, and Fanny Price’s Individualism
Rodney Farnsworth

7. The Literal and Literary Circulation of Amelia Curran’s Portrait of Percy Shelley
Diane Long Hoeveler

8. Shelley Incinerated
Michael Gamer

9. Keats and the Impersonal Craft of Writing
Magdalena M. Ostas

10. “Tun’d to Hymns of Perfect Love”: The Anglican Liturgy as Romantic Object in John Keble’s The Christian Year
Chene Heady

11. Journeys to the East: Shelley and Novalis
William S. Davis

12. Weighing It Again
Charles J. Rzepka

Keywords: Literature, British and Irish Literature, Literary Theory