Poetic Madness and the Romantic Imagination

Achim von Arnim aesthetic Anselmus Antonio argued argument Arnim artist asylum Blake blight bread Burwick Byron Child Harold Christ aux Oliviers Christian claims Clare classical Coleridge Coleridge's creative critics dark declares delusion describes divine doctrine dream emotional Empedocles ergot essay experience external eyes faith feeling Foucault Four Zoas Friedrich Friedrich Schlegel genius Gérard de Nerval Goethe Goethe's Gospel Gospel of John hallucinations Heinrich Herder hermeneutic Hölderlin human Hume Hume's Ibid illusion images imagination insanity inspiration intellectual irrational Jean Paul Jean-François John Kant language Leben mad rhapsodist Maddalo madman ment mental metaphor metonymy mind miracles mode moral narrative narrator nature Nerval Novalis observes paradox passion Patmos perception philosophical poem poet poet's poetic poetry Princess Quincey Quincey's rational reality reveal romantic Schelling Schlegel seems sense Shelley soul spirit supernatural symbol Thomas De Quincey thought tion Torquato Tasso truth Urizen Urthona vision Werke words Wordsworth