• Include archives:

 i... General

 i.2..Mediality and Materiality of Lyric

Baetens, Jan - 2025

• Found in paragraph 23: (...) tion of “collective enunciation” (an extension of t (...)

 i.6..Address

Barnabé, Christophe - 2026

• Found in paragraph 41: (...) ispensable scene of enunciation. (...)
• Found in bibliography / webliography

 ii... Context, Social Groups and Environmental Issues

 ii.1..Producer of Lyric

Müller, Ralph / Sabban, Adela Sophia - 2025

• Found in paragraph 29: (...) f-representation of Romanticism. In French literary (...)
• Found in paragraph 32: (...) bjective lyrisme of Romanticism by propagating an i (...)
• Found in paragraph 36: (...) ation. The elitist renunciation of the dictates of (...)
• Found in paragraph 46: (...) tent an instance of enunciation (Enunciative Instan (...)

 ii.5..Lyric Poetry and the (Human) Environment

Pughe, Thomas - 2025

• Found in paragraph 1: (...) he wake of European Romanticism. Therefore, ecocrit (...)
• Found in paragraph 3: (...) re). In contrast to Romanticism, modern environment (...)
• Found in paragraph 8: (...) sentations prior to Romanticism (see Gifford 1995), (...)
• Found in paragraph 10: (...) en”) that call for denunciation. (...)

 iii... Distribution and Communication

 iii.5..Canons of Lyric Poetry

Rippl, Gabriele / Winko, Simone - 2025

• Found in paragraph 2: (...) Erlebnislyrik, and Romanticism, that a lyric speak (...)

 iii.6..Peritext and Paratext in Lyric Poetry

Klimek, Sonja - 2025

• Found in paragraph 7: (...) , but in the age of romanticism, a preface could tr (...)

 iv... Textual Forms, Modes, and Subgenres

 iv.2..Lyrical Style, Poetic Language, Stylistic Devices

Straub, Julia / Fieguth, Rolf / Müller, Ralph / Sabban, Adela Sophia / Strohmaier, Paul / Vagni, Giacomo - 2025

• Found in paragraph 44: (...) s European style of Romanticism, some characteristi (...)
• Found in paragraph 52: (...) I as the source of enunciation. This term, which w (...)
• Found in paragraph 54: (...) s typical of French Romanticism. By modern standard (...)
• Found in paragraph 56: (...) Romanticism: Romantic poetry in (...)
• Found in paragraph 57: (...) Symbolism: After Romanticism and in the wake of (...)
• Found in paragraph 61: (...) d commonly known as Romanticism. Romanticism saw th (...)
• Found in paragraph 62: (...) 131), in his essay “Romanticism and Classicism” (19 (...)
• Found in paragraph 76: (...) ed a unique form of romanticism, combining an outst (...)
• Found in paragraph 83: (...) n of Classicism and Romanticism. He consummated the (...)
• Found in paragraph 84: (...) tuated between late Romanticism and a lyric Realism (...)

 iv.4..Fiction and Referentiality in Poetry

Mills, Philip - 2026