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7. James Thomson and the Despot of Winter
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Anne Cotterill
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter 1
- Table of Contents 5
- Acknowledgements 7
- Foreword 9
- Introduction 11
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Part I At Home and Far from Home: Records of the Tyrant Cold
- 1. “Empress of the Northern Clime”: London in Winter 61
- 2. “Cold Chaos and Half-Eternal Night”: Overwintering Far North 81
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Part II Literature and the Lab: Imaginative and Experimental Explorations of Cold
- 3. Weathering the Fall in The Winter’s Tale 115
- 4. Milton and “Horror Chill”: Cold Within and Without 157
- 5. Nature’s Cold Left Hand: Boyle’s Experimental History of Cold, Begun 191
- 6. “Armed Winter and Inverted Day” : The Politics of Cold in Dryden and Purcell’s King Arthur 237
- 7. James Thomson and the Despot of Winter 263
- Coda 297
- Bibliography 309
- Index 329
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter 1
- Table of Contents 5
- Acknowledgements 7
- Foreword 9
- Introduction 11
-
Part I At Home and Far from Home: Records of the Tyrant Cold
- 1. “Empress of the Northern Clime”: London in Winter 61
- 2. “Cold Chaos and Half-Eternal Night”: Overwintering Far North 81
-
Part II Literature and the Lab: Imaginative and Experimental Explorations of Cold
- 3. Weathering the Fall in The Winter’s Tale 115
- 4. Milton and “Horror Chill”: Cold Within and Without 157
- 5. Nature’s Cold Left Hand: Boyle’s Experimental History of Cold, Begun 191
- 6. “Armed Winter and Inverted Day” : The Politics of Cold in Dryden and Purcell’s King Arthur 237
- 7. James Thomson and the Despot of Winter 263
- Coda 297
- Bibliography 309
- Index 329