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"Informed by a knowledge of political thought and by close attention to poetic texture, Disowned by Memory is above all a study of moral psychology. The idea of personal consciousness which we now take for granted, yet which has been vital to the development of modern poetry, had much of its real beginning in Wordsworth. More than any other work of criticism, this book tells how that discovery occurred."--Jacket.
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2 editions- Other · English · 2000University Of Chicago Press · 193 pages · 9780226075570
- Other · English · 1998University of Chicago Press · 186 pages · 9780226075563
EnglandFrench influencesBritish Foreign public opinionInfluenceCriticism and interpretationAutobiographical memory in literatureFranceChildren in literature



