Criticism: A Quarterly for Literature and the Arts | Vol 47 | Iss 4

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Volume 47, Issue 4 (2005) Learning to Read in the Long Revolution: New Work on Laboring-Class Poets, Aesthetics, and Politics

Preface

Introduction
Donald Landry and William J. Christmas

Articles

Literary Technique, the Aestheticization of Laboring Experience, and Generic Experimentation in Stephen Duck’s The Thresher’s Labour
Steve Van-Hagen

From the Field to the Coffeehouse: Changing Representations of Stephen Duck
Jennifer Batt

Mysticisms and Mystifications: The Demands of Laboring-Class Religious Poetry
Bridget Keegan

“Unpleasant, tho’ Arcadian Spots”: Plebeian Poetry, Polite Culture, and the Sentimental Economy of the Landscape Park
Peter Denney

Lord Lonsdale and His Protégés: William Wordsworth and John Hardie
Tim Burke

Some Rhetorical Strategies in Later Nineteenth-Century Laboring-Class Poetry
John Goodridge

Williams in a New Key
Susan Hegeman

Originals, Remakes, Assemblages: A Retrospect on New Keywords
Tony Bennett, Larry Grossberg, and Meaghan Morris

Book Review

Keywords (the Remake)
David R. Shumway

Index

Index
Criticism Editors

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