The Ethics of Romanticism

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The book delves into the ethical dimensions of Romantic literature, asserting that a desire to create value is a central theme among key figures like Blake, Wordsworth, and Byron. Lockridge presents a systematic exploration of how these writers engage with ethical questions, influencing modern thought. He offers original interpretations of eight major British Romantics, while also addressing and challenging various critical perspectives. This work suggests that focusing on ethics could shape future literary criticism significantly.