Romantic indirection

Paul M. Curtis

1-22

Romantic invocation

a form of impossibility

Gavin Hopps

40-59

"Ruinous perfection"

reading authors and writing readers in romantic fragments

Mark Sandy

60-77

Combinatoric form in nineteenth-century satiric prints

Steven E. Jones

78-94

Romantic form and new historicism

Wordsworth's "lines written a few miles above Tintern abbey"

Alan Rawes

95-115

Southey's forms of experiment

Nicola Trott

116-137

Believing in form and forms of belief

the case of Robert Southey

Bernard Beatty

138-153

The seductions of form in the poetry of Ann Batten Cristall and Charlotte Smith

Jacqueline M. Labbé

154-170

"Seldom safely enjoyed by those who enjoyed it completely"

Byron's poetry, Austen's prose and forms of narrative irony

Caroline Franklin

171-191

"What constitutes a reader?" Donjuan and the changing reception of romantic form

Jane Stabler, Martin Fischer, Andrew M. Roberts, Maria Carminati

192-212

Afterword

romanticism's forms

Susan J. Wolfson

213-224