Radical Blake
Influence and Afterlife from 1827
Published on 2. October 2002
XIII, 237 pages
978-0-230-28740-2 (ISBN)
Description
Blake has maintained an enduring popularity amongst a large and diverse audience as a poet, artist and engraver. There are probably more artists, writers, filmmakers and composers working under the influence of Blake than any other figure from the Romantic era. Radical Blake traces his influence and afterlife across a range of major themes such as Metropolitan Blake, Blake and Nationalism, and Blake and Women.
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SHIRLEY DENT is Assistant Editor of the
New Humanist
magazine. She has also written for a variety of magazines and journals, including
Spiked Online
.
JASON WHITTAKER is Lecturer in English and Media at Falmouth College of Arts, Cornwall. His previous books include William Blake and the Myths of Britain.
JASON WHITTAKER is Lecturer in English and Media at Falmouth College of Arts, Cornwall. His previous books include William Blake and the Myths of Britain.
Content
Acknowledgements Key to Abbreviations List of Illustrations Introduction: Radical Blake Visionary Blake Metropolitan Blake Blake and Nationalism Blake, Emancipation and America Blake and Women Blake and Blasphemy Hacking Blake Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index
