Books
European Romanticism​
Edited by Simon Haines, ‘European Romanticism’ offers a captivating exploration of the era’s profound influence on literature, philosophy, and art.
This comprehensive anthology delves into the passionate ideals and revolutionary spirit that shaped Europe’s cultural landscape during this transformative period.
Redemption in Poetry and Philosophy
Simon Haines’ ‘Redemption in Poetry and Philosophy’ delves deep into the intersections of literature and philosophical thought, exploring how poets like Wordsworth and philosophers like Kant navigated the complexities of redemption in a post-Christian world.
This thought-provoking work examines how these figures shaped our understanding of morality, spirituality, and the human condition through their profound literary and philosophical contributions.
Simon Haines’ ‘Poetry and Philosophy from Homer to Rousseau’ illuminates the enduring dialogue between poetry and philosophy across millennia. Spanning from the ancient epics of Homer to the Enlightenment musings of Rousseau, this insightful work explores how poets and philosophers have intertwined their perspectives to shape our understanding of ethics, beauty, and the human experience.
A compelling exploration of the profound connections between two timeless disciplines.
Shelley’s Poetry: The Divided Self
‘Shelley’s Poetry: The Divided Self’ offers a penetrating analysis of P.B. Shelley’s poetic genius through the lens of divided selfhood. This scholarly work explores Shelley’s exploration of identity, ethics, and the tensions between the individual and society in his revolutionary poetry.
Haines invites readers into the complex world of Shelley’s poetic vision, revealing the enduring relevance of his work in understanding the human condition.
The Shakespearean International Yearbook Vol. 17
Simon Haines guest edits this 17th Edition of the Shakespearean International Yearbook presenting a diverse collection of scholarly perspectives on Shakespeare’s enduring relevance and influence. This volume, featuring a special section on ‘Shakespeare and Value,’ explores new insights into Shakespearean studies from global voices in literature, philosophy, and cultural studies.
A vital resource for scholars and enthusiasts alike, offering fresh interpretations and debates on the Bard’s profound impact on literature and society.