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Volume 26: Issue 1
A Second Essay in Romantic Typology: Lord Byron in the Wilderness
Author:
Ágnes Péter Budapest Bosnyák u. 16/a 1145 Hungary 1145 Hungary

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Pages:
39–54
Online Publication Date:
25 Aug 2006
Publication Date:
01 Jan 1999
Article Category:
Research Article
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1023/a:1010927520320
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Abstract  

The essay is a contrastive analysis of the religious views of Byron and Blake expressed in Cain and The Ghost of Abel, respectively, and an attempt, starting out from some of the theses of the late Isaiah Berlin, to show the spiritual kinship between Blake and Hamann, on the one hand, and the personally intense spiritual relationship, on the other, between Byron and Goethe, and this way to find a European context for the assessment of the two "poems".

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