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KSMA Review 15,=20 2001
Table of = contents


Chairman's Report = page 1

Report from Rome page 4

The Keats-Shelley Memorial = House page 9

The Keats-Shelley = Prizes,=20 2001
'The Nightingale Broadcasts' by Robert Saxton = (winning=20 poem) page 11

'On Looking at = Standing=20 Figure-Knife-Edge: Henry Moore' by
Isobel Lusted (second prize) = page 13

'The Lost Traveller' by Toby = Venables=20 (winning essay) page 15

'John = Keats,=20 Joseph Severn and the Fanny Brawne Episode'
by Caroline = Berton'che=20 (second prize) page 22

A = Living Romantic=20 Tradition
Essay and Poem from De Quincy to Kathleen Raine: A=20 talk
delivered by Grevel Lindop at the Keats-Shelley Prize=20 Awards
Ceremony, 2000 page=20 33

The Romantics
Shelley Laughs: = Comic=20 Possibilities inThe Cenci
by Christopher Goulding page 44

Review of The Cenci, = performed at the=20 People's Theatre,
Newcastleby Scott Masson page=20 47

'A Higher and More Extended Comprehension': = Byron's=20 Three
Weeks in Romeby Peter Cochran page=20 49

'A Sword of Lightning': Shelley's 'Ode to = Liberty' and=20 the
Politics of Despairby Christopher Hitt page=20 64

James Murphy, Shelley and a Stanza inAdonais =
by=20 Robert Stenning Edgecombe page=20 86

Reception of Romanticism in Japan before World = War=20 II
by Akiko Okada page=20 88

Frankenstein: The Modern Prometheusby Robert=20 James
LeCussan page = 107

Beyond=20 Formalism: The Problem of Keatsian 'Self'by
Hye-Young Park = page = 118

Reviews
Desire=20 and Excess: The Nineteenth-Century Culture of
Art, British = Fiction and=20 the Production of Social Order,
1740-1830,andThe Challenge of = Keats:=20 Bicentenary
Essays 1795-1995reviewed by Clive Marsland page 133

Romanticism and the Gothic: = Genre,=20 Reception and Canon
Formationand The Royal Society of = Literature, a=20 Portrait
byIsabel Quigleyreviewed by Roderick Cavaliero page 141

Portraits of = ColeridgeandWordsworth's=20 Classical
Undersong: Education, Rhetoric and Poetic = Truth
reviewed=20 by Philip Cardinale page = 143

Swift as=20 Nemesis: Modernity and Its Satiristreviewed by
Patrick Reilly = page 146

The Cambridge History of = Literary=20 Criticism, Volume V:
Romanticismreviewed by Philip Hobsbaum = page 148

The Crisis of Literature in = the=20 1790s: Print Culture and
The Public SphereandThe Romantic = Paradox:=20 Love,
Violence and the Uses of Romance, 1760-1830reviewed = by
Fiona=20 Price page 152

Biofictions: = The=20 Rewriting of Romantic Lives in Contemporary
Fiction and = DramaandThe=20 Poetics of Spice: Consumerism
and the Exoticreviewed by = Christopher=20 Goulding page 155

 

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