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8. “Fine Suddenness”: Keats’s Sense of a Beginning
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Christopher R. Miller
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgments vii
- Introduction 1
- 1. From Aristotle to Emotion Theory 16
- 2. Being and Feeling: The Surprise Attacks of Paradise Lost 38
- 3. The Accidental Doctor: Physics and Metaphysics in Robinson Crusoe 63
- 4. The Purification of Surprise in Pamela 89
- 5. Fielding’s Statues of Surprize 115
- 6. Northanger Abbey and Gothic Perception: Austen’s Aesthetics and Ethics of Surprise 141
- 7. Wordsworthian Shocks, Gentle and Otherwise 171
- 8. “Fine Suddenness”: Keats’s Sense of a Beginning 199
- Epilogue 223
- Notes 233
- Index 267
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgments vii
- Introduction 1
- 1. From Aristotle to Emotion Theory 16
- 2. Being and Feeling: The Surprise Attacks of Paradise Lost 38
- 3. The Accidental Doctor: Physics and Metaphysics in Robinson Crusoe 63
- 4. The Purification of Surprise in Pamela 89
- 5. Fielding’s Statues of Surprize 115
- 6. Northanger Abbey and Gothic Perception: Austen’s Aesthetics and Ethics of Surprise 141
- 7. Wordsworthian Shocks, Gentle and Otherwise 171
- 8. “Fine Suddenness”: Keats’s Sense of a Beginning 199
- Epilogue 223
- Notes 233
- Index 267