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The myth of Byron continues today and this collection of essays explores the development of Byronism from the poet's own attempts to construct and control his own image to the representations of Byron and the Byronic in portraiture, nineteenth-and twentieth-century literature, and contemporary film and drama.
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1 edition- Other · English · 1999St. Martin's Press · 234 pages · 9780312212209
English literaturePopular cultureHistory and criticismInfluenceAppreciationIn literaturePoets in literatureHistory