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- Keats-Shelley Journal
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- The Romantic Actor as Artist Volume 68, 2019, pp. 166-168
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This issue contains 78 articles in total
- Books Received
- Mary Shelley: The Life that Inspired "Frankenstein." dir. by Haifaa Almansour (review)
- It's Alive!: "Frankenstein" at 200 (review)
- Frankenreads (review)
- Peterloo dir. by Mike Leigh (review)
- John Keats and the Medical Imagination ed. by Nicholas Roe, and: John Keats: 21st Century Oxford Authors ed. by John Barnard, and: The Keats Letters Project ed. by Anne C. McCarthy, et al. (review)
- Science, Form, and the Problem of Induction in British Romanticism by Dahlia Porter (review)
- Awful Parenthesis: Suspension and the Sublime in Romantic and Victorian Poetry by Anne C. McCarthy, and: Imagination and Science in Romanticism by Richard C. Sha (review)
- The Poetics of Decline in British Romanticism by Jonathan Sachs (review)
- Singing in a Foreign Land: Anglo-Jewish Poetry 1812–1847 by Karen A. Weisman (review)
- Romantic Literature and the Colonised World: Lessons from Indigenous Translations by Nikki Hessell (review)
- Last Things: Disastrous Form from Kant to Hujar by Jacques Khalip (review)
- The Female Philosopher and Her Afterlives: Mary Wollstonecraft, the British Novel, and the Transformations of Feminism, 1796–1811 by Deborah Weiss (review)
- British Romanticism and the Literature of Human Interest by Mai-Lin Cheng (review)
- Post-Personal Romanticism: Democratic Terror, Prosthetic Poetics, and the Comedy of Modern Ethical Life by Bo Earle (review)
- The Leslie A. Marchand Memorial Lectures, 2000–2015: A Legacy in Byron Studies ed. by Katherine Kernberger (review)
- Urbanization and English Romantic Poetry by Stephen Tedeschi (review)
- Romantic Shades and Shadows by Susan J. Wolfson (review)
- Spelling the Orient
- Romantic Fancy in the Context of Pacific Exploration
- Occupy Romanticism
- Romanticism in Quarantine
- On Being a Romanticist in the Library
- Where's Queer?
- Publishing Romantic Scholarship in 2020
- Romanticism, Adaptation, and Twenty-First Century Public Humanities
- Remarks on Romantic Reading
- Unrequired Reading
- Is Romanticism Necessary?
- Kant, Keats, and a Plea for Romantic Idealism
- 'Connecting' the Bhawoiyaa Songs with Keats's Lyric Poetics: A Parallel Literary Analysis
- Shelley's Poetics of Evanition
- The Romantic Actor as Artist
- Global Romantics and the Cultural Etymology of Terrorism
- Modeling Bodies in Romantic Texts and Scientific Culture
- Expanding Romanticism's Spatiotemporal, Disciplinary, and Conceptual Boundaries
- Romanticism's Radical Connectivity
- Kaleidoscopic Romanticism
- After Us
- Of Coleopterans and Chameleons: Romanticismo británico, or 英國浪漫主義
- The Age of Exile
- Mary Shelley in the South Bronx
- Romanticism in the Present: A Micro-Dialectic
- Meanwhile Romanticism / Romanticism Meanwhile
- Form in the Context of History and Other Meaningful Structures
- The Race Thing
- Keats and Skepticism
- Chronic and Invisible: The Future of Romantic Disability Studies
- Romanticism, Orientalism, Orientation
- A Blue Delphinium
- Merthyr at 188: What Could Be Romantic Wales?
- On Sitting Down to Read John Keats Once Again
- Adapting the Spirit of the Age
- Toward a Bibliometric History of Romantic Studies
- Whither the Gothic-Romantic Relationship?
- Reanimating Saints: Romantic Mythopoetics and New Biography
- Medical Formalism
- The Bengal Annual and #bigger6
- Romanticism and Dispossessed/ing History
- East, West, and the Afterlife of British Romanticism in East Asia
- Vital Romanticism
- Keats, Medicine and British Romantic Culture
- Romanticism and Consciousness Once More
- Am I a Romanticist? My Department Can't Decide
- Red Shelley, Once Again
- Romanticism Bound
- Romantic (Re)turns
- Repressive Violence and Romantic Resilience
- Improvising Friends
- On Behalf of the Academics Formerly Known as Romanticists
- Hazlitt and Hyperbole Studies
- Melesina Trench Tests the Moony Waters of Romantic-Era Lunar Fiction in Verse: The Moonlanders (1816)
- Keats's Chameleon Poetics, Or, the Natural History of "Ode to a Nightingale"
- Mary Shelley's Guido, Genoa, and Janus
- A Newly Discovered Document on the Case of Elena Adelaide Shelley
- News and Notes
- For Donald H. Reiman: Dedication and Remembrance
- From the Editor
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