Manfred, the major literary production—alongside The Prisoner of Chillon—to emerge from
Byron's stay in Switzerland during the summer of 1816, tantalizingly invites biographical …

In both Mary Shelley's Matilda and Lord Byron's Manfred, the respective main protagonists
seem to have their mental health affected by participation in a socially taboo sexual …

My concern is to address the plays Richard II and 1 Henry IV and to discuss the fact that the
use of imagery in these two plays differs greatly. The types of images used differ in the …

In a world becoming increasingly “postnormal”(Sardar 435), I aim to investigate how human-
nature relations in Lord Byron's 1817 dramatic poem Manfred provide an unconventional but …

The annual bibliography of the Keats-Shelley Journal catalogues recent scholarship related
to British Romanticism, with emphasis on secondgeneration writers—particularly John …

This thesis seeks to fill the lack of scholarship regarding Byron and the sublime by tracing
and investigating how and where Byron utilises the sublime in his major late-period works …

Romantic period authors often focus on the concept of community in their writings, as well as
shared intimate communities with other writers, such as the Wordsworth-Coleridge circle …