Keats, Shelley, and Romantic Spenserianism Susan Larson-Kidd Rennie Mackintosh Architecture in Glasgow

Rennie Mackintosh Architecture in Glasgow

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Keats, Shelley, and Romantic Spenserianism Susan Larson-Kidd Rennie Mackintosh Architecture in GlasgowA comprehensive study of the influence Spenser had on the forms, images, and style of the principal Romantic poets, this volume explores how Spenserianism pervades not just their writings but also the subconscious thinking and spirit of the Romantic era. Edmund Spenser's tremendous popularity among the Romantics has always been recognized, but his role in their poetics has never been extensively explored because of a widely shared scholarly assumption