Add to ORKGThe attitude maintained toward Shelley by the editors of contemporary periodicals is significant in the light it throws upon the prejudices to which the age gave expression. Hidden forces, aiming at a definite goal in the fulfillment of a specified literary and political program, directed the literary criticism of the time quite as much as the political. Party affinity counted more largely than genius for the support an aspiring poet could look for from the literary periodical. This thesis is concerned with a consideration of these prejudices and preferences as exemplified in the critical comment directed against Shelley by the reviewers of the period
A major new study of Percy Shelley's intellectual life and poetic career, Shelley and the Revolution...
In May 1820 Shelley wrote to Leigh Hunt concerning the publication of "a littlevolume of popular son...
This thesis positions itself between two general approaches to Shelley, that of appreciating his poe...
The contemporary attitude to Shelley may be considered as a combination of two sharply opposed poin...
One consequence of the anti-Jacobin fervor that swept England after 1789 was an increasingly aggress...
It is the principal purpose of this study of the early criticisms of Shelley to contrast the opinion...
Judged in the context of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century opposition rhetoric, the works of Percy ...
Includes bibliographical references.Without doubt, Shelley’s later works bear traces of his youthful...
Shelley's biographers have usually made little attempt to give a connected interpretation of the fac...
The above presented article considers literary periodicals of the romantic period. The peculiarities...
The purpose of this thesis is to trace the reputation of Shelley in America between 1822-1860. In o...
The thesis focuses on the question of why Percy Bysshe Shelley failed to publish The Mask of Anarchy...
This thesis examines the nature of the relationship between Shelley and the thought, politics, and d...
This thesis aims to understand Percy Bysshe Shelley's attitude towards the role of the poet in socie...
The purpose of this thesis is to examine Wilde's aesthetic, to find his most consistent beliefs bene...
A major new study of Percy Shelley's intellectual life and poetic career, Shelley and the Revolution...
In May 1820 Shelley wrote to Leigh Hunt concerning the publication of "a littlevolume of popular son...
This thesis positions itself between two general approaches to Shelley, that of appreciating his poe...
The contemporary attitude to Shelley may be considered as a combination of two sharply opposed poin...
One consequence of the anti-Jacobin fervor that swept England after 1789 was an increasingly aggress...
It is the principal purpose of this study of the early criticisms of Shelley to contrast the opinion...
Judged in the context of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century opposition rhetoric, the works of Percy ...
Includes bibliographical references.Without doubt, Shelley’s later works bear traces of his youthful...
Shelley's biographers have usually made little attempt to give a connected interpretation of the fac...
The above presented article considers literary periodicals of the romantic period. The peculiarities...
The purpose of this thesis is to trace the reputation of Shelley in America between 1822-1860. In o...
The thesis focuses on the question of why Percy Bysshe Shelley failed to publish The Mask of Anarchy...
This thesis examines the nature of the relationship between Shelley and the thought, politics, and d...
This thesis aims to understand Percy Bysshe Shelley's attitude towards the role of the poet in socie...
The purpose of this thesis is to examine Wilde's aesthetic, to find his most consistent beliefs bene...
A major new study of Percy Shelley's intellectual life and poetic career, Shelley and the Revolution...
In May 1820 Shelley wrote to Leigh Hunt concerning the publication of "a littlevolume of popular son...
This thesis positions itself between two general approaches to Shelley, that of appreciating his poe...