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ISBN 10: 0230208932
ISBN 13: 9780230208933
Author: T Milnes, K Sinanan
The categories of authenticity and sincerity, treated sceptically since the early twentieth century, remain indispensable for the study of Romantic literature and culture. This book, focusing on authors including Wordsworth, Macpherson and Austen, highlights their complexities, showing how they can become meaningful to current critical debates.
Part I: Forging Authenticity
1 Genuity or Ingenuity? Invented Tradition and the Scottish Talent
2 'A Blank Made': Ossian, Sincerity and the Possibilities of Forgery
3 Authenticity among Hacks: Thomas Chatterton's 'Memoirs of a Sad Dog' and Magazine Culture
Part II: Acts of Sincerity
4 The Scandal of Sincerity: Wordsworth, Byron, Landon
5 Making Sense of Sincerity in The Prelude
6 Too Good to be True? Hannah More, Authenticity, Sincerity and Evangelical Abolitionism
7 Sincerity's Repetition: Carlyle, Tennyson and Other Repetitive Victorians
Part III: Marketing the Genuine
8 By Its Own Hand: Periodicals and the Paradox of Romantic Authenticity
9 Acts of Insincerity? Thomas Spence and Radical Print Culture in the 1790s
Part IV: The Case of Austen
10 Austen, Sincerity and the Standard
11 'Facts are Such Horrible Things!': The Question of Authentic Femininity in Jane Austen
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Tags: T Milnes, K Sinanan, Romanticis, Sincerity
