Romantic Weltliteratur of the Western World is a collection of essays that examine Romantic literature and art from Europe and America. Since Goethe coined the concept of Weltliteratur, scholarly interest in comparative, global, and transnational literary and cultural studies has only continued to grow. Intended to complement existing scholarship, the essays in this volume offer a variety of critical approaches to Romantic literature and explore the dialogic component of different literary works as well as their transnational intertextualities.
List of Illustrations – Acknowledgment – Agnieszka Gutthy: Introduction – Debnita Chakravarti: The Romantic "I": Italy and India in Letitia Landon’s Transnational Texts – Md. Monirul Islam: Robert Southey’s "Orientaliana" in Thalaba, the Destroyer
