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Pages: 216

Language: English

Publisher: University of Missouri Press (Nov. 1996)

By: William Richey (Author)

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This survey of William Blake's aesthetic thought argues that Blake's theory and practice were more rooted in the circumstances of their historical movement that has been recognised. It shows that the changes in his theory and practice derived from specific, political and biographical conditions.

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