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portada Romanticism and Subversive Suicide: Human Rights, Existential Freedom and Biopower (Edinburgh Critical Studies in Romanticism)
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Physical Book
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Language
English
Pages
296
Format
Hardcover
ISBN13
9781399527538

Romanticism and Subversive Suicide: Human Rights, Existential Freedom and Biopower (Edinburgh Critical Studies in Romanticism)

Michelle Faubert (Author) · Edinburgh University Press · Hardcover

Romanticism and Subversive Suicide: Human Rights, Existential Freedom and Biopower (Edinburgh Critical Studies in Romanticism) - Michelle Faubert

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Synopsis "Romanticism and Subversive Suicide: Human Rights, Existential Freedom and Biopower (Edinburgh Critical Studies in Romanticism)"

Romanticism and Subversive Suicide: Human Rights, Existential Freedom and Biopower traces the roots and expression of the literary theme of subversive suicide in the British Romantic era through key texts from different genres, from novels to letters, and poems to plays. A range of commentaries on suicide - including newspaper reports, coroners' inquests, religious tracts, sermons, medical studies, and legal texts - reveals the existence of a distinctly Romantic-era suicide debate, the fervour of which reflects the rise of biopower, as defined by Michel Foucault, to which suicide was the ultimate threat. This debate features a spirited defence of Enlightenment ideas proclaiming the Western liberal subject to be existentially free, as well as the broad cultural influence of the British slave trade, which shaped both national awareness of what it meant to be a subject and the definition of the human at the time

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