Romanticism and Comparative Literature

Fanger, Donald

doi:10.2307/1769108

“…Perhaps the most infl uential attempt at furnishing a more clear-cut, middle-level division of European culture according to literary-historical principles, was that made by the Swiss-French critic Germaine de Staël. In 1800 de Staël published a pioneering work of literary sociology, De la littérature dans ses rapports avec les institutions sociales, which continued the debate initiated by Montesquieu and Rousseau on the complex relations of climate, education, and sociability to the potential perfectibility of societies (De Staël 1800; for good contextualizations see Fanger 1962 andMacherey 1998).…”

Section: From Exchange To Division: the Republic Of Letters And The L...mentioning

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European regions and boundaries: a conceptual history

Jansson

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2018

Global Intellectual History

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European regions and boundaries: a conceptual history

Vlachos

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2018

European Review of History: Revue européenne d'histoire

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