Abstract
Poetic genius and its classical origins, Penelope Murray the super-artist as genius - the 16th century view, Martin Kemp the second Homeric renaissance - allegoresis and genius in early modern poetics, Glenn Most Shakespeare and original genius, Jonathan Bate Goethe on genius, Michael Beddow the emptiness of genius - aspects of Romanticism, Drummond Bone Nietzsche on genius, Michael Tanner deconstructing genius - Paul de Man and the critique of Romantic ideology, Christopher Norris what is musical genius?, Wilfred Mellers genius in mathematics, Clive Kilmister genius and mental disorder - a history of ideas concerning their conjunction, Neil Kessel genius and psychoanalysis - Freud, Jung and the concept of personality, Anthony Storr.
Keywords
GeniusRomanticismEmptinessPhilosophyLiteratureArt historyPoeticsRomanceArtPoetryEpistemology
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Penelope Murray
(1989).
Genius : the history of an idea.
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