Shelley and the Musico-Poetics of Romanticism
- Author: Quillin, Jessica K
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Contents
- Abbreviations of Works Cited, Jessica K. Quillin
- Introduction, Jessica K. Quillin
- Part 1 Overture: Setting the Context for Shelley's Ideas on Music
- Chapter 1 Shelley's Musical Background, Jessica K. Quillin
- Chapter 2 The Role of Musical Aesthetics in Shelley's A Defence of Poetry, Jessica K. Quillin
- Part 2 "When music and moonlight and feeling / Are one": Musical Metaphors and the Kinetics of Language in Shelley's Poetry
- Chapter 102 Prologue, Jessica K. Quillin
- Chapter 3 "Her voice was like the voice of his own soul": Music and Silence in Alastor
- or The Spirit of Solitude, Jessica K. Quillin
- Chapter 4 Prometheus Unbound, Part I: Language, Music, and the Visionary Imagination, Jessica K. Quillin
- Part 3 Lyrical Harmony: Shelleyan Poetic Form and the Sister Arts
- Chapter 103 Prologue, Jessica K. Quillin
- Chapter 5 Prometheus Unbound, Part II: Correspondences Between Music, Drama, and Poetic Form in Shelley's Lyrical Drama, Jessica K. Quillin
- Chapter 6 "[Are we not formed as notes of music are": Musical Aesthetics, Love, and Politics in Shelley's Lyrics, Jessica K. Quillin Appendix, Jessica K. Quillin