...Andrew Franta Recent work on Shelley has focused on the relationship between poetry and politics, attempting to explain poetry's role in effecting political change. This essay argues that such an approach—which asks how Shelley's political opinions are manifested in his poems—misses the point...

...Mark J. Bruhn This essay reconstructs Percy Shelley's theory of mind from his letters and many unfinished essays as well as his Defence of Poetry (1821), emphasizing his radical insistence on the formal and teleological roles of analogy in human cognition, communication, and culture. Adopting...

...Mark J. Bruhn This study positions Percy Bysshe Shelley as an important though ultimately unwilling contributor to the development of mixed-style mimesis and thus to the evolution of Western drama from neoclassicism to realism. To capture the historical dimensions and final irony of this thesis, I...

...Mark J. Bruhn This essay argues that Percy Bysshe Shelley’s (1792–1822) analogical poetics at once anticipates and challenges contemporary cognitive-scientific models of conceptual structure. Section 1 outlines unresolved logical and motivational issues that limit the explanatory power...

...Don Kuiken; David S. Miall; Shelley Sikora Literary reading has the capacity to implicate the self and deepen self-understanding, but little is known about how and when these effects occur. The present article examines two forms of self-implication in literary reading. In one form, which functions...

... of the event and of eventfulness. The article uses as case studies Samuel Beckett’s novel Molloy , Brian Singer’s film The Usual Suspects , Robert Coover’s short story “The Babysitter,” and Shelley Jackson’s novel Half Life and argues that a more effective approach to such texts, via the event-as-system model...

... and intellectual energies of this kind of intertextual study in the past fifty years might be suggested if we adopt Harold Bloom’s (1973: 93–94) term “Antithetical Criticism.” Bloom’s own study of Wallace Stevens, especially in relation to Shelley, might be contrasted with Vendler’s own wonderful studies...

... an alternative, nonreciprocal conception of psychoanalytic literary criticism by way of two brief examples, both from British romantic poets. I set William Wordsworth and Percy Bysshe Shelley against Freud, thoughmy selection of poets and psychoanalyst here is wholly contingent, and intended to be illustrative...

... and the Spectator of Steele and Addison ( Harmondsworth, UK : Penguin Books ). Shelley Percy B. 2002 Shelley's Poetry and Prose . Edited by Reiman Donald H. Fraistat Neil , 2nd ed. ( New York : Norton ). Simmel Georg 1958 “The Ruin,” Hudson Review 11 , no. 3 : 379...

... he bases his work), this essay will prove a boon to anyone interested in the topic of anonymity. In ‘‘Nothing’s Namelessness: Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein Susan Eilen- berg situates Shelley’s anonymous fiction of a nameless monster within a net (wide enough to include Sir Percy and the Godwins...

... -85 (Edinburgh: W. Tait). Goslee, Nancy M. 1974 “ 'Under a Cloud in Prospect': Keats, Milton, and Stationing,” Philological Quarterly 53 : 205 -19. 1981 “Plastic to Picturesque: Schlegel's Analogy to Keats's Hyperion Poems,” Keats-Shelley Journal 30 : 118 -51. 1985 Uriel's Eye...

... Benjamins). Levinson, Stephen C. 1983 Pragmatics (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press). 2003 Space in Language and Cognition:Explorations in Cognitive Diversity (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press). Lundeen, Kathleen 1995 “Keats's Post-Newtonian Poetics,” Keats-Shelley Journal 44...

..., not givenness of poetry, in the book's ranging and ingeniously linked case studies of Homer, Wordsworth, Stein, Heidegger, Shelley, Thoreau, and Baudelaire. In these authors the gift is variously construed as a donation (37), endowment (59), process of reception and reciprocation (96), and occasion of chance...

... .” Journal of Consumer Research 26 , no. 1 : 55 – 69 . Kuiken Don Miall David S. Sikora Shelley 2004 . “ Forms of Self-Implication in Literary Reading .” Poetics Today 25 , no. 2 : 171 – 203 . Kuzmičová Anežka . 2014 . “ Literary Narrative and Mental Imagery: A View...

... . “ The Turn to Affect: Emotions without Subject, Causality without Demonstrable Cause .” In Wehrs and Blake 2017 : 259 – 98 . Shelley Percy Bysshe . ( 1840 ) 2002 . “ A Defense of Poetry .” In Shelley’s Poetry and Prose , 2nd ed. , edited by Reiman Donald H. Fraistat Neil , 509 – 38...

... The Proper Lady and the Woman Writer: Ideology as Style in the Works of Mary Wollstonecraft, Mary Shelley, and Jane Austen (Chicago: University of Chicago Press). Propp, Vladimir 1968 Morphology of the Folktale, 2d ed. , translated by Laurence Scott and Louis A. Wagner, edited by Alan Dundes (Austin...

... (2015). Alexander Freer is junior research fellow in English at Trinity College, Univer- sity of Cambridge. His recent essays on Percy Bysshe Shelley s poetics, the aes- thetics of dreams, and theories of the lyric appear in Philosophy and Literature, Critical Quarterly, and Modern Philology...

... are the unacknowledged poets of the world (257) a clever reappropriation of Percy Shelley s ([1840] 2009) famous adage, Poets are the unacknowledged legislators of the world. As I have noted above, Hartley set himself an ambitious task at the begin- ning of part 3, attempting both to work through his own theoretical...

..., Germany. Her research interests include media psychology, methodology of the social sciences, psycholinguistics, and the empirical study of literature. Shelley Sikora received her master’s degree from the Department of Psychology at the University of Alberta and is now an instructor at Grant MacEwan...

..., Milton, Keats and Shelley, performed by leading British actors. Idit Nov, Tel Aviv Tseng 2000.5.22 09:29 ...