Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Preface vii
4. Abbreviations ix
5. Introduction 1
6. I. Evaluating Shelley in his Wider Contexts
7. 'God, and King, and Law ': Anarchic Anxiety and Shelley's Canonical Function 9
8. Of Education 28
9. Shelley and the Question of Joint Authorship 42
10. Shelley and the Conditions of Meaning 48
11. Shelley and the Revolutionary Left 75
12. Shelley after Deconstruction: The Poet of Anachronism 91
13. II: Evaluating Shelley's Works and the Evaluations in Them
14. 'What's Aught But as 'Tis Valued?': A Reading of The Sensitive-Plant 109
15. 'Lethean Joy : Memory and Recognition in Laon and Cythna 132
16. The Enigma of "A Vision of the Sea or 'Who Sees the Waterspouts?' 152
17. Shelley's Peter Bell the Third: Relationship and the Canon 164
18. Keeping Faith with Desire: A Reading of Epipsychidion 180
19. Shelley, Dante and The Triumph o f Life 197
20. III: Evaluating Shelley's Texts: The Past and Future Possibilities for Editors
21. Close Your Eyes and Think of Shelley: Versioning Mary Shelley's Triumph of Life 213
22. 'Poetry in a More Restricted Sense': The Canon of Shelley's Poems and the Canon of his Poetry 225
23. Works Cited 245
24. Notes on Contributors 259
25. Index 261