Romanticism and Form

1. Romantic Indirection
Paul M. Curtis

2. ‘Conscript Fathers and Shuffling Recruits’: Formal Self-awareness in Romantic Poetry
Michael O’Neill

3. Romantic Invocation: A Form of Impossibility
Gavin Hopps

4. ‘Ruinous Perfection’: Reading Authors and Writing Readers in Romantic Fragments
Mark Sandy

5. Combinatoric Form in Nineteenth-century Satiric Prints
Steven E. Jones

6. Romantic Form and New Historicism: Wordsworth’s ‘Lines Written a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey’
Alan Rawes

7. Southey’s Forms of Experiment
Nicola Trott

8. Believing in Form and Forms of Belief: The Case of Robert Southey
Bernard Beatty

9. The Seductions of Form in the Poetry of Ann Batten Cristall and Charlotte Smith
Jacqueline M. Labbe

10. ’seldom Safely Enjoyed by Those Who Enjoyed it Completely’: Byron’s Poetry, Austen’s Prose and Forms of Narrative Irony
Caroline Franklin

11. ‘What Constitutes a Reader?’ Don Juan and the Changing Reception of Romantic Form
Jane Stabler, Martin H. Fischer, Andrew Michael Roberts, Maria Nella Carminati

12. Afterword: Romanticism’s Forms
Susan J. Wolfson

Keywords: Literature, Poetry and Poetics, Nineteenth-Century Literature, Eighteenth-Century Literature, British and Irish Literature