TY  - BOOK
AU  - Bloom,Harold
AU  - Hobby,Blake
TI  - The sublime
T2  - Bloom's literary themes
SN  - 9781604134438
AV  - PN56.S835 2010 
PY  - 2010///
CY  - New York
PB  - Bloom's Literary Criticism
KW  - Sublime, The, in literature
N1  - Includes bibliographical references and index; The awakening (Kate Chopin): "The awakening: waking up at the end of the line" / Barbara Claire Freeman; Duino elegies (Rainer Maria Rilke): "Stimmen, stimmen: the chorus of the sublime in Rilke's Duino elgies" / David Brendan Hopes; Emma (Jane Austen): "'Hurrying into the shrubbery': the sublime, transcendence, and the garden scene in Emma" / David C. MacWilliams ;; "The fall of the house of Usher" (Edgar Allan Poe): "The sublime in Edgar Allan Poe's 'The fall of the house of Usher'" / Blake Hobby; The four zoas (William Blake): "Urizen and the fragmentary experience of the sublime in The four zoas" / Blake Hobby; Frankenstein (Mary Shelley): "Frankenstein: creation as catastrophe" / Paul Sherwin ;; "God's grandeur" (Gerard Manley Hopkins): "elements of the longinian sublime in the poetry of Gerard Manley Hopkins" / Robert C. Evans; The poetry of Homer and Sappho: selection from Longinus's On the sublime, (ca. 1st century A.D.) ;; The poetry of John Keats: "The tragic sublime of Hazlitt and Keats" / W.P. Albrecht; King Lear (William Shakespeare): "Othello; MacBeth; Lear" / Edward Dowden ;; "Kubla Kahn" [sic] (Samuel Taylor Coleridge): "The sublime in Coleridge's 'Kubla Khan'" / Robert C. Evans ;; "Lines written a few miles above Tintern Abbey" (William Wordsworth): "A poem about interiors" / Albert O. Wlecke; The poetry of Robert Lowell: "Robert Lowell, Emerson, and the American sublime" / Henry Hart; Moby-Dick (Herman Melville): "The inscrutable sublime and the whiteness of Moby-Dick" / John Becker; Paradise Lost (John Milton): "Milton" / Samuel Taylor Coleridge ;; "Ode to the west wind" (Percy Bysshe Shelley): "'Ode to the west wind' and 'Mont blanc': Shelley and the method of the sublime" / David Brendan Hopes; Song of myself (Walt Whitman): "The sublime self: Whitman's sense of the sublime in Song of myself" / David Brenden Hopes; The poetry of William Butler Yeats: "Yeats: tragic joy and the sublime" / Jahan R. Ramazani; 2
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