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This work takes another look at the old and vexed question of freewill and determinism and the way they define our ethics. Especially interesting is how they form the frame of those great works where literature and religion merge. This study traces a clear and fascinating narrative through the thought of the major British Romantic poets, from its rise in Wordsworth and Coleridge, through Shelley and Keats, to its decline with Byron. Other Poetry Studies Books 1996 – SEX, DRUGS, AND MADNESS IN POETRY FROM WILLIAM BLAKE TO CHRISTINA ROSSETTI: Woman’s Pain, Woman’s Pleasure 1974 – Study of Shelley’s a Defence of Poetry: A Textual and Critical Evaluation Volume One 2000 –
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