Critical Discourses of the Fantastic, 1712-1831 (Hardcover)

Introduction Romanticism as the Origin and End of the Fantastic, David Sandner; Chapter 1 The Fairy Way of Writing, David Sandner; Chapter 2 Interlocked Definitions, David Sandner; Chapter 3 The Sublime and Fantastic, David Sandner; Chapter 4 Romantic Wildness and Fantastic Modernity in Anti-Apparition Writings, the Ballad Controversy, and Romance Criticism, David Sandner; Chapter 5 The Fantastic and the Fabulous Past, David Sandner; Chapter 6 Gothick Pasts and Gothick Futures, David Sandner; Chapter 7 “This Wild Strain of Imagination”, David Sandner; Chapter 8 Fairy Unexplained in Ann, David Sandner; Chapter 9 Supernatural Modernity in Walter Scott's Redgauntlet and James Hogg's The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner, David Sandner; Chapter 10 The Floating Corpse of Fairyland, David Sandner; Chapter 11 On “Two Faults” in “a Work of Such Pure Imagination”, David Sandner; Chapter 12 “Faery Lands Forlorn” and the Failure of the Imagination, David Sandner; Afterword A Typology of the Fantastic, David Sandner; Chapter 102 Appendix A Chronology of Early Critical Sources on the Fantastic, David Sandner;