List of Contents

pp v-vi

List of Figures

pp vii-vii

Acknowledgements

pp viii-ix

Notes on Contributors

pp x-xiv

1 - Introduction: Romanticism and Consciousness Redux

pp 1-26

Part I - New Models of Consciousness

pp 27-28

2 - Romanticism Against Consciousness

pp 29-48

3 - Romantic Panpsychism

pp 49-72

4 - Shelley and the Real of Faith

pp 73-93

5 - Blakean Experience and the Hard Problem of Consciousness Revisited

pp 94-118

Part II - States of Consciousness

pp 119-120

6 - ‘Poetry is passion’: Lyrical Balladry as Affective Narratology

pp 121-143

7 - After-Affects and Second Thoughts: Wordsworth, Eliot, and the Forms of Emotional Thinking

pp 144-166

8 - Studio States: Thought Out of Place

pp 167-195

9 - The Media Ecology of Romantic Consciousness: Knowledge in Charlotte Smith's Beachy Head

pp 196-222

Part III - Social and Ecological Models of Consciousness

pp 223-224

10 - Why Reasonable Children Don't Think that Nutcracker is Alive or that the Mouse King is Real

pp 225-248

11 - Prone Minds and Extended Selves: The Cenci

pp 249-267

12 - Gothic Ecologies of Mind

pp 268-284

13 - May Flies and Horseshoe Crabs: Romantic and Post-Romantic Consciousness, Institutions, and Populations

pp 285-308

Part IV - Race and Consciousness

pp 309-310

14 - Shapeshifting Romantic Consciousness

pp 311-338

15 - At Peace with Strangers: Feeling Disoriented in the London Panorama of Constantinople, 1801–1802

pp 339-362

16 - Doubling Down: On White Consciousness, Friends, and The Friend

pp 363-385

Index

pp 386-402