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Liberties with Lamia: the "Gordian Knot" of relations between Keats and Hawthorne Symbiosis 2.1 141-160

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Author: Debbie Lopez

Pages: 21

Product Description: Debbie Lopez examines the intricate connections between John Keats's poem "Lamia" and Nathaniel Hawthorne's story "Rappaccini's Daughter." The essay explores the thematic and symbolic parallels between these works, delving into the portrayal of female figures, Romanticism, and the literary interplay between British and American literature. Lopez argues for a deeper, more complex relationship between Keats and Hawthorne, beyond mere literary influences.

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Author: Debbie Lopez

Pages: 21

Product Description: Debbie Lopez examines the intricate connections between John Keats's poem "Lamia" and Nathaniel Hawthorne's story "Rappaccini's Daughter." The essay explores the thematic and symbolic parallels between these works, delving into the portrayal of female figures, Romanticism, and the literary interplay between British and American literature. Lopez argues for a deeper, more complex relationship between Keats and Hawthorne, beyond mere literary influences.

Author: Debbie Lopez

Pages: 21

Product Description: Debbie Lopez examines the intricate connections between John Keats's poem "Lamia" and Nathaniel Hawthorne's story "Rappaccini's Daughter." The essay explores the thematic and symbolic parallels between these works, delving into the portrayal of female figures, Romanticism, and the literary interplay between British and American literature. Lopez argues for a deeper, more complex relationship between Keats and Hawthorne, beyond mere literary influences.

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"The relationship between Keats and Hawthorne is one of mere ‘epistemological playmates’, yet the thematic depth suggests otherwise."

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