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Cambridge Studies in Romanticism

The Sciences of the Senses in Romantic Literature

Sight, Touch, and Vision

Sophie (Universite de Lille) Musitelli

The Sciences of the Senses in Romantic Literature

Cambridge Studies in Romanticism

The Sciences of the Senses in Romantic Literature

Sight, Touch, and Vision

Cambridge Studies in Romanticism: The Sciences of the Senses in Romantic Literature

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Exploring Romantic writers' free and imaginative confrontation with eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century scientific research, Sophie Musitelli reveals how the physiology of the senses allowed them to envision new modalities of sensation, in an attempt at turning touch into a visionary sense.

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Exploring Romantic writers' free and imaginative confrontation with eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century scientific research, Sophie Musitelli reveals how the physiology of the senses allowed them to envision new modalities of sensation, in an attempt at turning touch into a visionary sense.

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