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Book SynopsisAcknowledgements The Evidence for Celticism in Keats Romantic Celticism in Context Keats as Bard The Native Muse Faery Lands Forlorn Privileging the Celtic Bibliography Index
Trade Review'Gallant's Keats and Romantic Celticism offers the first full-length study of the subject, investigating the poet's deep affinity with the Celtic world and pursuing his allusions to faerylore in key poems that mark the various stages of his career.' - Grant F. Scott, The Wordsworth Circle
'Her major achievement, however, lies in rereadings of the Hyperion poems within the context of the early Romantic recovery of the Celtic background that was to obsess Keats's later followers, and none more so than W.B. Yeats. As such, this is a valuable resource that pays further testament to this year's interest in matters of complex influence.' - The Year's Work in English Studies
Table of ContentsAcknowledgements The Evidence for Celticism in Keats Romantic Celticism in Context Keats as Bard The Native Muse Faery Lands Forlorn Privileging the Celtic Bibliography Index
