Sound and Sense in British Romanticism

Contents

• 1. William Hogarth: looking and listening for a painting Lydia Goehr;
• 2. Collecting ballads, historicizing sounds: appropriating Scottish national music in the eighteenth century Maria Semi;
• 3. Realising The Enraged Musician Oskar Cox Jensen;
• 4. 'A strange jingle of sounds': scenes of aural recognition in early nineteenth-century English literature Josephine McDonagh;
• 5. The sound of news: affective rhythm, rupture, and nostalgia William Tullett;
• 6. The resounding fame of Fingal's Cave Jonathan Hicks;
• 7. Echoing sounds: what was poetry for Gilbert White? Courtney Weiss Smith;
• 8. Mary Somerville's sound accomplishments: scientific writing and the sonorous sublime Katherine Fry;
• 9. Organizing modernity: Henry Liston's euharmonic organ and natural tuning in Company India Daniel Walden;
• 10. Stethoscopic fantasies Melissa Dickson.