Oceans and Lakes: Byron's Interactions.
The article distinguishes between the cult of imaginative fusion associated with many Romantic writers and Byron's imaginative attention to multiple kinds of interactions. Byron is interested in the transitions from consciousness based on inter-human relations to a consciousness empty of all content...
| Publicado en: | Byron Journal Vol. 47; no. 2; pp. 123 - 138 |
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2019
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