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ISBN:9780230020030

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This fasincating new book seeks to explain an important and unanswered question: how consumption - a horrible disease - came to be the glamorous and artistic Romantic malady. It argues that literary works (cultural media) are not secondary in our perceptions of disease, but are among the primary determinants of physical experience. In order to explain the apparent disparity between literary myth and bodily reality, Lawlor examines literature and medicine from the Renaissance to the late Victorian period, and covers a wide range of authors and characters, major and minor, British and American (Shakespeare, Sterne, Mary Tighe, Keats, Amelia Opie).

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Contents 6
Acknowledgements 8
Introduction 10
Part I Renaissance 22
1 Consumption and Love Melancholy: The Renaissance Tradition 24
2 The \u2018Golden Disease\u2019: Early Modern Religious Consumptions 37
Part II Enlightenment 50
3 \u2018The genteel, linear, consumptive make\u2019: The Disease of Sensibility and the Sentimental 52
4 \u2018A consuming malady and a consuming mistress\u2019: Consumptive Masculinity and Sensibility 94
Part III Romantic and Victorian 118
5 Wasting Poets 120
6 \u2018Seeming delicately slim\u2019: Consumed and Consuming Women 162
7 Meeting Keats in Heaven: David Gray and the Romantic Legacy 180
Conclusion: Germ Theory and After 195
Notes 200
Bibliography 226
Index 242
A 242
B 242
C 243
D 244
E 245
F 245
G 246
H 246
I 247
J 247
K 247
L 247
M 247
N 248
O 248
P 248
Q 249
R 249
S 249
T 251
U 251
V 251
W 252
X 252
Y 252
Z 252

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