John Clare

John Clare Criticism

• Clare, John (Nineteenth-Century Literary Criticism)
  • Introduction
  • Principal Works
  • Criticism
    • Conventions and Their Subversion in John Clare's ‘An Invite to Eternity’
    • The Shepherd's Calendar
    • John Clare and the Sublime
    • John Clare's ‘Child Harold’: A Polyphonic Reading
    • ‘A language that is ever green’: The Ecological Vision of John Clare
    • Farming on Foot: Tracking Georgic in Clare and Wordsworth
    • John Clare's London Journal: A Peasant Poet Encounters the Metropolis
    • John Clare and the Tyranny of Grammar
    • Writing Misreadings: Clare and the Real World
    • An introduction to John Clare by Himself
    • Postmodernism, Romanticism, and John Clare
  • Further Reading
• Clare, John (Poetry Criticism)
  • Introduction
  • Principal Works
  • Criticism
    • "Very copys of nature': John Clare's Descriptive Poetry
    • A Molehill for Parnassus: John Clare and Prospect Poetry
    • Clare's 'Gypsies'
    • Time and John Clare's Calendar
    • Conventions and Their Subversion in John Clare's 'An Invite to Eternity'
    • How to See Things with Words: Language Use and Descriptive Art in John Clare's 'Signs of Winter'
    • England in 1830—Wordsworth, Clare, and the Question of Poetic Authority
    • John Clare and the Tyranny of Grammar
    • Clare's 'The Awthorn'
  • Further Reading