P. G. Patmore’s view of Romanticism through the parody of literary reviews in Rejected Articles (1826)
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Universidad de Huelva
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- Rey Castelao, Ofelia (coord.)
- Sixto Barcia, Ana María (coord.)
ISSN: 0214-0691, 2530-8254
Year of publication: 2022
Issue Title: Mujeres en conflicto, mujeres ante la justicia (siglos XV-XIX)
Volume: 12
Volume: 2
Pages: 387-404
Type: Article
More publications in: Erebea: Revista de Humanidades y Ciencias Sociales
Abstract
Este estudio ofrece la visión del ensayista Peter George Patmore sobre el Romanticismo a través de la parodia a reseñas en Rejected Articles (1826), una obra esencial para entender un Romanticismo paralelo al canon más tradicional. Partiendo de una introducción contextual del autor y la obra, se centra metodológicamente en la discusión sobre la naturaleza y estrategias paródicas de la obra. El resultado muestra una mejor comprensión del desarrollo de la crítica literaria romántica del momento, y una visión del Romanticismo poco convencional en torno a los procesos de publicación de la época. Asimismo, se logra un retrato indirecto y original de estereotipos de importantes escritores románticos, a merced del mercado editorial, demostrando así la necesidad de recuperar el valor crítico y literario de la obra de Patmore.
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