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Wanton Motion in Eighteenth-Century Literature and Culture

Sara (University of Ottawa) Landreth

Wanton Motion in Eighteenth-Century Literature and Culture

Wanton Motion in Eighteenth-Century Literature and Culture

Wanton Motion in Eighteenth-Century Literature and Culture

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Delving into the literary history of the aesthetics of motion from 1650 to 1810, this important study makes the case for wantonness as an aesthetic category in itself, one that captures quasi-intentional actions and forms of agency across multiple genres and fields including art history, aesthetic philosophy, and abolition debates.

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Beschrijving Wanton Motion in Eighteenth-Century Literature and Culture

Delving into the literary history of the aesthetics of motion from 1650 to 1810, this important study makes the case for wantonness as an aesthetic category in itself, one that captures quasi-intentional actions and forms of agency across multiple genres and fields including art history, aesthetic philosophy, and abolition debates.

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9781009754477
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288
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1
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Paperback
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Engels
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