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Preface ix Acknowledgments xiii Abbreviations xv
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Arbitrary Power 1
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Words Are Things 23
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The Politics of Rhyme 46
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Vulgar Idioms 68
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"'A Subtler Language within Language'" 95
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The Language of Revolutionary Violence 122
Notes 159
Index 185
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Daken Jennings
reviewed Arbitrary Power: Romanticism, Language, Politics on March 24, 2008 Arbitrary Power: Romanticism, Language, Politics
Overly burdened with theory and showing evidence of having begun life as a dissertation. If I weren't a stolid reader of literary criticism I'd have grown impatient with the author's continual reiteration of themes and the tiresome summaries -- at the beginnings and ends of chapters and often in the middles as well -- of what he was about to say or had said. However, a useful guide to the subject and avoids the more obvious pitfalls.
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