Routledge Studies in Nineteenth Century Literature
Imagination and Jealousy in Art and Literature
Routledge Studies in Nineteenth Century Literature
Imagination and Jealousy in Art and Literature
Dickens says he concentrates on 'the romantic side of familiar things', and so highlights the visionary, non-realist, uncanny nature of his writing. This book delves into the sources of that through Shakespeare, and Fuseli, the great artist who imagined scenes from Shakespeare.
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Dickens says he concentrates on 'the romantic side of familiar things', and so highlights the visionary, non-realist, uncanny nature of his writing. This book delves into the sources of that through Shakespeare, and Fuseli, the great artist who imagined scenes from Shakespeare.
