(Hardback)

Explores the ways in which philosophical discourse in the Romantic period used literature to express philosophical problems and paradoxes which philosophy found itself incapable of expressing on its own terms. This book engages with a variety of Romantic writings, including literature, philosophy and political theory.

(Paperback, NIPPOD)

A monograph covering Romanticism and philosophy, focusing on aesthetics and reason. It proposes a radical revisioning of Romantic literature by developing a fresh insight into its philosophical importance. It challenges a number of attacks on philosophical reason, and historicist readings of Romanticism.