The New Romanticism : A Collection of Critical Essays

Cover
The New Romanticism
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
Series Editor\'s Preface
Acknowledgments
Preface
Introduction
	I. A Definition of Romanticism, Light and Dark
	II. The Resurgence of Romanticism Since the Fifties
Part I Contemporary Novelists on Romantics and Romanticism
	A World Too Much with Us (1975)
	Is It O.K. to Be a Luddite? (1984)
	Romancing the Shadow (1992)
Part II Criticism on Contemporary Novelists
	The Romantic Style of Salinger\'s \"Seymour: An Introduction\" (1963)
	The New Romance [On Thomas Pynchon] (1972)
	Lancelot: Percy\'s Romance (1983)
	John Gardner\'s \"The King\'s Indian\" and the Romantic Tradition (1984)
	Bellow and English Romanticism (1984)
	Hawthorne and O\'Connor: A Literary Kinship (1989)
	The Other Ghost in Beloved: The Specter of The Scarlet Letter (1991)
	Updike\'s Scarlet Letter Trilogy: Recasting an American Myth (1992)
	Ellison\'s Invisible Man: Emersonianism Revised (1992)
	Nabokov and Poe (1995)
Part III Overviews
	All the New Vibrations: Romanticism in 20th-Century America (1969)
	The Corpse of the Dragon: Notes on Postromantic Fiction (1975)
	Hawthorne and the Sixties: Careening on the Utmost Verge (1985)
	Realistic and Romantic Tendencies (1996)
Part IV Bibliography
	I. Contemporary Novelists on Romantics and Romanticism
	II. Criticism on Contemporary Novelists
	III. Overviews
Index