0 items
book detail
WAGENKNECHT, David. (Editor).
STUDIES IN ROMANTICISM. Volume 22, Number 4, Winter 1983.
Contains Why It Must Be Abstract: Stevens, Coleridge, and I.A. Richards by B.J. Leggett; From A Georgian poetic to the Romantic Primitivism of D.H. Lawrence and Robert Graves by Hugh Underhill; Stevens’ Skepticism: From Romantic Irony to Deconstruction by R.D. Ackerman; Ulysses and Scott’s Ivanhoe by John Henry Raleigh; & The Uses of Northrop Frye: Sunday Morning and the Romantic Topocosm by Alan Grob. Boston University. The Graduate School. 1983. pp. 489 - 664. 8vo. Wrapper.
- GBP 10.00 > other currencies
- ordernr.: 9305
- bookseller: Alex Alec-Smith Books (GREAT BRITAIN)
This item is offered by:
Alex Alec-Smith Books (ABA)
| Address | The Old Rectory, Winestead HULL, East Yorkshire HU12 0NN |
|---|---|
| Country | UNITED KINGDOM |
| Association | ABA |
| Main contact | Alex Alec-Smith |
| Tel | +44 (0)1964 630548 |
 | |
| Internet | www.alexalec-smithbooks.co.uk |
| VAT Nr.: | GB 433 6879 22 |
| Specialisation | Literature - Local history - Byron & the Romantics - Reference includ-ing
dictionaries and bibliography - East Yorkshire Topography |
| Catalogues | 4 per annum |
| Open times | By appointment |
Conditions of sale
All books are in good condition unless otherwise stated. Shipping is charged at cost. The maximum for any order within the UK is £6.80. Overseas - please ask for a quote and state preference for Air or Surface mail. Any book may be returned within 7 days of receipt. We accept Visa or Mastercard & Sterling Cheques.