Political Liberalism and the Rise of American Romanticism
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Political Liberalism and the Rise of American Romanticism
Reznick, Scott M.
Oxford University Press
05/2024
288
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9780198891956
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Introduction: Liberalism, Romanticism, and "The Vision of Principles"
I. Origins: The 1790s
1: "Government and Manners": Cosmopolitanism, Imagination, and the "Spirit" of Liberal Democracy in The Federalist and Charles Brockden Brown's Ormond
II. Emergence: The 1830s
2: "An Infinite Variety of Fragments": Embodiment, Identity, and Moral Value in Robert Montgomery Bird's Sheppard Lee
3: Toleration and the State of Nature: James Fenimore Cooper's Romantic Vision
III. Expansion: The 1850s
4: "The Sense of Liberty": Rethinking Liberalism and Sentimentality in Harriet Beecher Stowe's Antislavery Fiction
5: Born Free and Everywhere in Chains: Moral Freedom and the Social Contract in Frederick Douglass's Romantic Autobiographical Project
6: Politics, Friendship, and Fools: Liberalism and Romanticism in The Blithedale Romance
Coda: "Vital the Pending Questions": Periodization and the Turn to Liberalism
I. Origins: The 1790s
1: "Government and Manners": Cosmopolitanism, Imagination, and the "Spirit" of Liberal Democracy in The Federalist and Charles Brockden Brown's Ormond
II. Emergence: The 1830s
2: "An Infinite Variety of Fragments": Embodiment, Identity, and Moral Value in Robert Montgomery Bird's Sheppard Lee
3: Toleration and the State of Nature: James Fenimore Cooper's Romantic Vision
III. Expansion: The 1850s
4: "The Sense of Liberty": Rethinking Liberalism and Sentimentality in Harriet Beecher Stowe's Antislavery Fiction
5: Born Free and Everywhere in Chains: Moral Freedom and the Social Contract in Frederick Douglass's Romantic Autobiographical Project
6: Politics, Friendship, and Fools: Liberalism and Romanticism in The Blithedale Romance
Coda: "Vital the Pending Questions": Periodization and the Turn to Liberalism
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Introduction: Liberalism, Romanticism, and "The Vision of Principles"
I. Origins: The 1790s
1: "Government and Manners": Cosmopolitanism, Imagination, and the "Spirit" of Liberal Democracy in The Federalist and Charles Brockden Brown's Ormond
II. Emergence: The 1830s
2: "An Infinite Variety of Fragments": Embodiment, Identity, and Moral Value in Robert Montgomery Bird's Sheppard Lee
3: Toleration and the State of Nature: James Fenimore Cooper's Romantic Vision
III. Expansion: The 1850s
4: "The Sense of Liberty": Rethinking Liberalism and Sentimentality in Harriet Beecher Stowe's Antislavery Fiction
5: Born Free and Everywhere in Chains: Moral Freedom and the Social Contract in Frederick Douglass's Romantic Autobiographical Project
6: Politics, Friendship, and Fools: Liberalism and Romanticism in The Blithedale Romance
Coda: "Vital the Pending Questions": Periodization and the Turn to Liberalism
I. Origins: The 1790s
1: "Government and Manners": Cosmopolitanism, Imagination, and the "Spirit" of Liberal Democracy in The Federalist and Charles Brockden Brown's Ormond
II. Emergence: The 1830s
2: "An Infinite Variety of Fragments": Embodiment, Identity, and Moral Value in Robert Montgomery Bird's Sheppard Lee
3: Toleration and the State of Nature: James Fenimore Cooper's Romantic Vision
III. Expansion: The 1850s
4: "The Sense of Liberty": Rethinking Liberalism and Sentimentality in Harriet Beecher Stowe's Antislavery Fiction
5: Born Free and Everywhere in Chains: Moral Freedom and the Social Contract in Frederick Douglass's Romantic Autobiographical Project
6: Politics, Friendship, and Fools: Liberalism and Romanticism in The Blithedale Romance
Coda: "Vital the Pending Questions": Periodization and the Turn to Liberalism
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