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‘Positive Infamy’: Surveillance, Ascendancy, and Pedagogy in Andrew Bell and Mary Wollstonecraft

‘Positive Infamy’: Surveillance, Ascendancy, and Pedagogy in Andrew Bell and Mary Wollstonecraft Thomas Pfau Ascendancy, and Pedagogy in Andrew Bell and Mary Wollstonecraft it may be said, carries in disposition and determination a pure ideal man within himself, with whose unalterable unity it is great task of his existence, throughout all his vicissi- 'Positive Infamy': Surveillance, Every individual man, less distinctly in every person, is represented by State, objective and, so to say, canonical form in which diversity of persons endeavours to unite itself. But two different ways can be thought of, in which Man in time can be made to coincide with Man in idea, and consequently as many in which State can affirm itself in individuals: eir by pure man suppressing empirical State abrogating individual or by individual becoming State temporal Man being raised to dignity of ideal Man. Friedrich Schiller1 more or tudes, to harmonize. This pure human being, who may be recognized enclosure of all cognitive resources available to an individual or even a community of subjects within a holistic and ceaselessly effective technique of unselfconscious 'experience'. In context of Romantic writing paradox of a poetically mediated immediacy resolves itself if we understand it to be an integral function of literary to remain transcendent to subject's http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Romanticism Edinburgh University Press

‘Positive Infamy’: Surveillance, Ascendancy, and Pedagogy in Andrew Bell and Mary Wollstonecraft

Romanticism , Volume 2 (2): 220 – Jan 1, 1996

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Edinburgh University Press
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1354-991X
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1750-0192
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10.3366/rom.1996.2.2.220
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Thomas Pfau Ascendancy, and Pedagogy in Andrew Bell and Mary Wollstonecraft it may be said, carries in disposition and determination a pure ideal man within himself, with whose unalterable unity it is great task of his existence, throughout all his vicissi- 'Positive Infamy': Surveillance, Every individual man, less distinctly in every person, is represented by State, objective and, so to say, canonical form in which diversity of persons endeavours to unite itself. But two different ways can be thought of, in which Man in time can be made to coincide with Man in idea, and consequently as many in which State can affirm itself in individuals: eir by pure man suppressing empirical State abrogating individual or by individual becoming State temporal Man being raised to dignity of ideal Man. Friedrich Schiller1 more or tudes, to harmonize. This pure human being, who may be recognized enclosure of all cognitive resources available to an individual or even a community of subjects within a holistic and ceaselessly effective technique of unselfconscious 'experience'. In context of Romantic writing paradox of a poetically mediated immediacy resolves itself if we understand it to be an integral function of literary to remain transcendent to subject's

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RomanticismEdinburgh University Press

Published: Jan 1, 1996

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