Romantic Poetry and the Grammar of Weather
In our latest Romantic Climates blog post, Dr Thomas H. Ford (Melbourne) reflects on the statement 'it is raining'. In the second edition of the Works...
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Vile Atmospheres and Stagnant Wonders: Clare in the Fens
In our latest Romantic Climates blog post, Dr Erin Lafford (Oxford) writes on John Clare, fenlands, and 'Romantic air'. In his essay ‘The Correspondent Breeze’ (1984), M....
Enduring Darkness: Romantic Visions of Apocalypse
In the second of our Romantic Climates blog posts, Dr Catherine Redford (Oxford) discusses depictions of apocalyptic climate change in Romantic writing. In the Christian tradition, it...
There’s a Planet Outside the Text—Notes toward a Deep Historicism
In the first of our Romantic Climates blog posts, Professor Gillen D'Arcy Wood (Illinois) reflects on Deep Time and the humanities. In Tennyson’s In Memoriam...
Welcome to the Romantic Climates blog
Romantic Climates is a blog published by the AHRC-funded project British Romantic Writing and Environmental Catastrophe, based at the University of Leeds. Scholars from around...