… hypochondriacal preoccupation with the private body (witness the rise of eating disorders,
the pandemic of obesity, the over-reliance on psychotropic drugs), we obsessively diagnose …

… hypochondriacal preoccupation with the private body (witness the rise of eating disorders,
the pandemic of obesity, the over-reliance on psychotropic drugs), we obsessively diagnose …

… The difference between schizophrenia and major affective illness, whether conceived as
a continuum or a dichotomy, has long been central to our diagnostic system and general …

… visitors and as a possible source of diagnostic information. Furthermore, a professional artist
… (largely unfounded) lay view of art therapy as coldly diagnostic and anti-art. There is, as I …

… scholarship, especially studies of affect in Romanticism. Marjorie Levinson has instructed us
… But then, as Terada reminds us, Keats had diagnosed this play years earlier: ‘The feel of not …

… or wondrous mystery as the central criteria for Romanticism, but rather, idealism and egotism…
impasse’ in Romanticism diagnosed by Paul de Man: ‘Is romanticism a subjective idealism. …

This study responds to recent critical interest in the topic of spectrality arising out of Derrida’s
Specters of Marx, a reading of Capital’s account of the commodity which emphasizes the …

… Although there have been many attempts to diagnose the distinctive pathology of romanticism,
comparatively little attention has been paid to what pathology meant to the romantics …

… post-Freudian world, we may be able to diagnose Goethe’s statement, that Romanticism is
»the sick,« toward the aim of elucidating just what, exactly, Romanticism is. We are all sick to …

The aim of this essay is two‐fold: first, to survey exemplary recent work on Romanticism and
media studies; and second, to elucidate the key theoretical and methodological issues that …