Romantic Dynamics

MARK LUSSIER teaches Literature as an Associate Professor in the Department of English at Arizona State University, where he also serves as Director of Graduate Studies. His publications include Perspective as a Problem in the Art, History and Literature of Early Modern England (co-edited with S.K. Heninger Jr.) and Blake Reading/Reading Blake (guest edited issue of New Orleans Review). His essays in William Blake and Romanticism have appeared in Arts Quarterly, Blake: An Illustrated Quarterly, New Orleans Review Nineteenth-Century Contexts, Studies in Romanticism, Visible Language, and The Wordsworth Circle.

• Acknowledgements Preludium on Synchronicity Romantic Dynamics, or Towards a Physical Criticism Blake's Deep Ecology, or the Ethos of Otherness At the Limit of Physical Theory, or Physical Dynamics in Coleridge's Rime Blake's Vortex, or the Quantum Bridge in Milton Reconstructing Byronic Time, or Temporality and Memory in The Giaour The Rhythmic Universe, or Spatial Dynamics in Shelley's Poetics Methodic Sadism/Symbolic Misogyny Endnotes Works Cited Index

This is a very fine book, indeed, which makes a real contribution to our understanding of Romanticism, science, and ecological thought. Romantic Circles Review