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Index
Natural Supernaturalism For Jane and For Judy Contents Preface ONE "This Is Our High Argument" ONE 1. WORDSWORTH'S PROGRAM FOR POETRY 2. THE DESIGN OF BIBLICAL HISTORY 3. THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME: THE APOCALYPTIC MARRIAGE 4. CHRISTIAN HISTORY AND CHRISTIAN PSYCHO-BIOGRAPHY 5. ALTERNATIVE WAYS TO THE MILLENNIUM: PROGRESS AND REVOLUTION 6. NATURAL SUPERNATURALISM TWO Wordsworth's "Prelude" and the Crisis-Autobiography TWO 1. THE IDEA OF "THE PRELUDE" 2. PROUST'S GOTHIC CHURCH 3. THE ART OF AUGUSTINE'S "CONFESSIONS" 4. THE TRANSACTIONS OF MIND AND NATURE 5. THE THEODICY OF THE PRIVATE LIFE 6. THE THEODICY OF THE LANDSCAPE 7. THE REDEMPTIVE IMAGINATION 8. THE NEW MYTHUS: WORDSWORTH, KEATS, AND CARLYLE 9. WORDSWORTH AS EVANGELIST THREE The Circuitous Journey: Pilgrims and Prodigals THREE 1. THE GREAT CIRCLE: PAGAN AND CHRISTIAN NEOPLATONISM 2. DIVIDED AND REUNITED MAN: THE ESOTERIC TRADITION 3. THE PRODIGAL'S RETURN 4. FORMS OF ROMANTIC IMAGINATION FOUR The Circuitous Journey: Through Alienation to Reintegration FOUR 1. THE PARADOX OF THE FORTUNATE DIVISION: SCHILLER AND UNIVERSAL HISTORY 2. ROMANTIC PHILOSOPHY AND THE HIGH ROMANTIC ARGUMENT 3. HEGEL'S "PHENOMENOLOGY OF THE SPIRIT": METAPHYSICAL STRUCTURE AND NARRATIVE PLOT 4. SOME OTHER EDUCATIONAL TRAVELERS: HÖLDERLIN'S "HYPERION," GOETHE'S "FAUST," THE ROMANCES OF NOVALIS FIVE The Circuitous Journey: From Blake to D. H. Lawrence FIVE 1. UNITY LOST AND INTEGRITY EARNED: BLAKE AND COLERIDGE 2. WORDSWORTH: THE LONG JOURNEY HOME 3. ROMANTIC LOVE 4. S H E L L E Y ' S "P R O M E T H E U S UNBOUND" 5. CARLYLE AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES 6. FOUR VERSIONS OF THE CIRCUITOUS RETURN: MARX, NIETZSCHE, ELIOT, LAWRENCE SIX Revelation, Revolution, Imagination, and Cognition SIX 1. APOCALYPSE BY REVOLUTION 2. APOCALYPSE BY IMAGINATION 3. APOCALYPSE BY COGNITION 4. THE POLITICS OF VISION: MASTERY, SERVITUDE, AND FREEDOM SEVEN The Poet's Vision: The New Earth and the Old SEVEN 1. FRESHNESS OF SENSATION 2. MOMENTS 3. TRANSVALUATIONS 4. HAMANN AND WORDSWORTH: SOME PARALLELS IN SPIRITUAL DISCOVERY EIGHT The Poet's Vision: Romantic and Post-Romantic EIGHT 1. FRESHNESS OF SENSATION AND THE DISORDERING OF THE SENSES 2. VARIETIES OF THE MODERN MOMENT 3. THE ROMANTIC POSITIVES 4. THE W O R L D ' S S O N G OF LIFE AND JOY 5. THE ROMANTIC "REVERDIE" 6. HOPE AND DEJECTION 7. THE EAGLE AND THE ABYSS APPENDIX Wordsworth's Prospectus for "The Recluse" 1. IN THE PREFACE TO THE EXCURSION 2. THE MANUSCRIPTS OF THE PROSPECTUS Notes TWO / Wordsworth's "Prelude" and the Crisis-Autobiography THREE / The Circuitous Journey: Pilgrims and Prodigals FOUR / The Circuitous Journey: Through Alienation to Reintegration FIVE / The Circuitous Journey: From Blake to D. H. Lawrence SIX / Revelation, Revolution, Imagination, and Cognition SEVEN / The Poet's Vision: The New Earth and the Old EIGHT / The Poet's Vision: Romantic and Post-Romantic Index Index
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