Issued: 09 / 2025
Publisher: Univerzita Karlova, Filozofická fakulta
Language: english
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ISSN: 2571-452X
156 pages
Romantic Shock and Surprise
Introduction
David Duff – Laurent Folliot, p. 1-10 |
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Revolutionary Shocks in Translation: Political and Linguistic Change in the Discourse of Radical Translators (1789-1815)
Rosa Mucignat, p. 11-29 |
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“Deep the Raven Wades in Gore:” Death Songs and the Norse-Gothic Spectacle
Sharon Choe, p. 30-43 |
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Radical Reform and the Shock of the Past in Mary Robinson’s Vancenza
Eleanor Franzén, p. 44-57 |
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Romantic Shock and Industrial Catastrophe
Stephanie O’Rourke, p. 58-75 |
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Selling Shock at the Sans Pareil: The Early Shows of Jane and John Scott
Henry James Mason, p. 76-87 |
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“Marmoreality:” Re-Animating the Classical Body in the Romantic Present
Sophie Thomas, p. 88-103 |
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“Proging” the Darkness in John Clare’s “The Mouse’s Nest”
Markus Poetzsch, p. 104-113 |
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Shelley’s Alastor and the Poetics of Inflammatory Shock
Merrilees Roberts, p. 114-126 |
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“Surprised and Not Surprised:” Varieties of Astonishment in Austen’s Novels
Christopher R. Miller, p. 127-143 |
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Reviews
History and Literature in Northern Ireland: Critical Reflections on Their Joint Agency
Mária Kurdi, p. 144-149 |
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Breaking the Limits: Flann O’Brien’s Avant-garde Aesthetics
Einat Adar p. 150-152 |
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Notes on Contributors
p. 153-155 |
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