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This pioneering study offers dynamic new answers to Christian Jacob's question: 'What are the links that bind the map to writing?'.

Wales and the Romantic Imagination" is the first study devoted exclusively to the appropriation of Wales--its landscape, history, and culture--by writers of the Romantic period. Interest in Celtic influence on these writers is on the rise, and the essays collected here represent a key contribution to ongoing debates over the Romantics' relations to issues of national identity, antiquarianism, politics, print culture, and gender. The Romantics ...

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Presents a debate on the persistence of Romanticism. Rejecting the Bloomian notion of anxious revisionism, this book argues that various kinds of influences, inheritances, and indebtedness exist between well-known twentieth-century authors and canonical Romantic writers.

This edited collection reflects on the continuing influence of New Historicism in Romantic Studies. Its eleven essays approach Romantic New Historicism ¿ past, present and future ¿ from a variety of angles in order to assess its vital contribution to our understanding, and revisioning, of the period c.1770¿1830.

R. S. Thomas (1913-2000) was a Welsh poet and an Anglican clergyman whose ironic anti-pastorals, poems of filial resentment, bold charting of the new cosmos, and dialogues with Wallace Stevens and Soren Kierkegaard are among the subjects explored in this collection of critical essays. The first volume to appear since the poet's death in 2000, "Echoes to the Amen" considers the achievement and legacy of a Welsh icon and one of the great poets o...