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61. The negatively capable reader: Performative language in Keat's Odes of 1819
62. Refiguring the Fall: Shame and intertextuality in Wordsworth, Mary Shelley, and Keats (William Wordsworth, John Keats)
63. Boundaries broken: Fairies and the possibility of spiritual unity in Keats's poems, and, L. E. L.'s beautiful monster: Revising the female supernatural
64. 'Towards the temple of fame': Class, the classics, and the struggle for distinction in the poetry of John Keats
65. Negative capabilities: Keatsian thresholds from 'King Lear' to 'Vampyr'
66. The feud 'twixt nothing and creation: Eschatological politics in John Keats' early verse
67. Seductive writers, curious readers: Literary celebrity in British Romantic poetry (Lord Byron, John Keats, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Elizabeth Barrett Browning)
68. Literature and impersonality: Keats, Flaubert, and the crisis of the author (John Keats, Gustave Flaubert, France)
69. The 'serpents' whine': Derrida's pharmakon and differance in the works of John Keats
70. Love at last sight: Figures of apprehension in Keats and Becquer (Spain, John Keats)
71. Authorizing romanticism: The grounding of poetic authority in the poetry of Wordsworth and Keats (William Wordsworth, John Keats)
72. The poetry of indifference from the Romantics to the 'Rubaiyat' (John Keats, Lord Byron, Alfred, Lord Tennyson, Edward FitzGerald, Omar Khayyam, Robert Browning)
73. The greater lyrical form: An inclusive formalist study (Schelling, Coleridge, Beethoven, Chopin, Wordsworth, Shelley, Schubert, Keats, Tennyson, Lutoslawski, Aiken, Bishop)
74. Narrative theory and Romantic poetry (Charlotte Turner Smith, William Wordsworth, John Keats, Lord Byron)
75. Bodily accommodations: Topography in the poetry of John Keats
76. TOWARDS READING FREUD: MOMENTS OF SELF-REPRESENTATION IN MILTON, WORDSWORTH, KEATS, EMERSON, WHITMAN AND SIGMUND FREUD
77. On Plants Writing In Keats' Endymion
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