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portada Children of Prometheus: Romanticism and its Legacy: Essays in Literature, Philosophy, and Cultural Politics
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
180
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9783838215914

Children of Prometheus: Romanticism and its Legacy: Essays in Literature, Philosophy, and Cultural Politics

Maertz Gregory (Author) · Ibidem Press · Paperback

Children of Prometheus: Romanticism and its Legacy: Essays in Literature, Philosophy, and Cultural Politics - Maertz Gregory

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Synopsis "Children of Prometheus: Romanticism and its Legacy: Essays in Literature, Philosophy, and Cultural Politics"

Gregory Maertz has written extensively on Romantic and Modern literature, art, and ideas. In these nine related essays, he investigates the expression of Romanticism in literature, philosophy, and cultural politics from the Renaissance to Modernism. The comparative essays in Part One examine the affinity between the religious logic of Sir Thomas Browne and S ren Kierkegaard; Tolstoy's enduring attraction to Schopenhauer's thought; Rilke's debts to the sculptor Rodin; the identification of an early novel by William Godwin as the chief precursor text to Mary Shelley's Frankenstein; and the corresponding literary projects of Osip Mandelstam, Rilke, and David Jones. In Part Two the essays are clustered around the literary activity of writers and philosophers associated with radicalism in Britain and transcendentalism in America: a reconsideration of the life of William Godwin; the central role played by English radicals in the transmission of German literature; Godwin's innovations in travel fiction; and the crystallization of authorial identity around the influence of Goethe in the work of women writers such as Mary Wollstonecraft, Sarah Fuller, and George Eliot.

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