Sentimentalism, ethics and the culture of feeling, Michael Bell

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Sentimentalism, ethics and the culture of feeling, Michael Bell

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Michael Bell

Instantiates

• Sentimentalism, ethics and the culture of feeling

Publication

• Basingstoke, Palgrave, 2000

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (p. 219-226) and index

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• txt

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Contents

• List of Abbreviations
• Introduction: the Transformations of Sentiment.
• p. 1
• 1.
• 'Affective Individualism' and the Cult of Sentiment.
• p. 11
• 2.
• Feeling and/as Fiction: Illusion, Absorption and Emotional Quixotry.
• p. 57
• 3.
• Friedrich Schiller and the Aestheticizing of Sentiment.
• p. 74
• 4.
• Wordsworth: the Man of Feeling, Recollected Emotion and the 'Sentiment of Being'.
• p. 92
• 5.
• Victorian Sentimentality: the Dialectic of Sentiment and Truth of Feeling.
• p. 118
• 6.
• Feeling as Illusion: Rousseau to Proust.
• p. 150
• 7.
• Modernism and the Attack on Sentiment.
• p. 160
• 8.
• Henry James and D. H. Lawrence: 'Felt Life' and Truth to Feeling.
• p. 170
• Conclusion: Literature, Criticism and the Culture of Feeling.
• p. 205
• Notes.
• p. 208
• Select Bibliography.
• p. 219
• Index.
• p. 227

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ocm44128062

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23 cm.

Extent

ix, 230 p.

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9780333721100

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00033327

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• n

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b2088028