Reception and Poetics in Keats

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 A Game of Shards: Keats’s ‘Vitally Metaphorical Poetry’

Chapter 4 Keats Enshrined in Poems: the Nineteenth-Century and Traditional Poetics

Chapter 5 Readings

Chapter 6 Flowers, Keats, and Death

Chapter 7 Quoting the Nightingale

Chapter 8 Biography and the Poet

Chapter 9 Poetry and/as Biography: Amy Clampitt’s A Homage to John Keats

Chapter 10 Cosmic Biography: Tom Clark’s Junkets on a Sad Planet

Chapter 11 More Readings: Towards an Open Poetics in Keats — Countee Cullen, Mae Cowdery, Galway Kinnell, Robert Browning

Chapter 12 Mark Halliday’s ‘There: For Keats’ and Keats’s ‘Epistle to J. H. Reynolds, Esq.’: Against Monumental Poetry

Chapter 13 Afterthought to ‘There’: Keats’s ‘Ode to Maia’

Chapter 14 The Walking Tour of Scotland, 1818: The Play of Poetic Forms

Chapter 15 Memos on Keats for the Next Millennium