Geoffrey Hartman, The Unremarkable Wordsworth

Eddie Yeghiayan

• The Unremarkable Wordsworth. Foreword by Donald G. Marshall. Theory and History of Literature, 34. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press; London: Methuen, 1987.
  Contents:

  Introduction:xxv-xxix.
  
  1. Wordsworth Revisisted:3-17
     
  2. A Touching CompulsionL18-30.
     
  3. Inscriptions and Romantic Nature Poetry:31-46.
     
  4. False Themes and Gentle Minds:47-57.
     
  5. Wordsworth and Goethe in Literary History:58-74 .
     
  6. Blessing the Torrent:75-89.
     
  7. Words, Wish, Worth:90-119.
     
  8. Diction and Defense:120-128.
     
  9. The Use and Abuse of Structural Analysis:129-151.
     
  10. `Timely Utterance' Once More:152-162.
      
  11. The Poetics of Prophecy:163-181.
      
  12. Elation in Hegel and Wordsworth:182-193.
      
  13. Wordsworth Before Heidegger:194-206.
      
  14. The Unremarkable Poet:207-219.

• #12 translated into Spanish by Mónica Methol Piola as "La Elación en Hegel y Wordsworth." In Lisa Block de Behar, ed., Diseminario: La Desconstruccion otro descubrimiento de America, pp. 253-274. Mont evideo, Uruguay: XYZ Editores, 1987.