by Morse Peckham · Tapa dura · ISBN 9780819552808
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«The Romantic Virtuoso» is Morse Peckham's cultural criticism essay, published by Wesleyan University Press in hardback (246 pages, in English).
Peckham analyses European Romanticism as a cultural movement spanning music, literature, philosophy and the visual arts. He discusses figures such as Beethoven, Turner, Hegel, Schopenhauer, Byron and Keats, and traces the influence of Romantic ideas on postmodern thought. Includes 'Meditations on the Consequences of Romanticism'.
Published in 1995. Includes an introduction by Leo Daugherty, a biographical epilogue by H. W. Matalene, bibliographic references (pages 227-234) and an index.
For students and academics interested in literary criticism, cultural history and the connections between Romanticism and postmodernity.
