35. Felicia Hemans, The Forest Sanctuary (1825)

Saglia, Diego; Haekel, Ralf

doi:10.1515/9783110376692-036

Handbook of British Romanticism 2017

DOI: 10.1515/9783110376692-036

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35. Felicia Hemans, The Forest Sanctuary (1825)

Diego Saglia¹,

Ralf Haekel²

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“…The scope of criticism of Hemans's work has been widened by studies on the Anglo-Hispanic exchange in the Romantic period, an area of research that has led to particularly productive analyses of her works. SeeSaglia (1998Saglia ( , 2000Saglia ( , 2017a,Laspra (2008),Sweet (2010Sweet ( , 2017Sweet ( , 2019),Sánchez (2014), Benítez-Alonso (2019) and Coletes (2020).…”

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A comparative Study of the British and Spanish Nineteenth-Century Reception of Felicia Hemans

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Atlanticas Rev Int Est Fem

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The popularity enjoyed by Felicia Hemans (1783–1835) in nineteenth-century Britain was determined by the progressive feminization of her literary work and a critical discourse marked by gender bias which together constructed an image of the author as a model of womanhood. While the reception of her male peers within the Spanish literary system has been widely discussed, Hemans’s has been totally neglected. Through a comparative analysis of both receptions, this essay throws light on the singular process through which the encounter with a freshly discovered literary tradition facilitated the unprejudiced inclusion of a female poet in the English Parnassus created by nineteenth-century Spanish authors and critics.

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A comparative Study of the British and Spanish Nineteenth-Century Reception of Felicia Hemans

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