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Date: 20051101
Author:
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Shelley and vitality.
Ruston, Sharon.
Palgrave Macmillan
2005
229 pages
$74.95
Hardcover
PR5442
Ruston (English literature, U. of Wales-Bangor) examines how poet Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792-1822), like other English Romantic writers, reflected and engaged in the philosophical and scientific search for the principle of life. She discusses such aspects as the role of materialism and atheism in the debate, scientist Humphry Davy, Shelley's knowledge of the science of life, the political body in Prometheus Unbound, defining life in ...
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