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The Anti-Jacobin Reaction against German Drama and Philosophy in Britain, 1798-1804
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|作者：
Angerson, Catherine
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机构：
[1] Birkbeck Univ London, London, England
关键词：
The Rovers;
or;
the Double Arrangement;
Anti-Jacobin;
Weekly Examiner;
Anti-Jacobin Review;
Anglo-German relations;
conservative transmission of German ideas;
George Canning;
John Gifford;
James Walker;
Goethe;
Kotzebue;
Fichte;
Kant;
Herder;
D O I：
10.1080/09593683.2023.2212444
中图分类号：
I3/7 [各国文学];
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摘要：
George Canning and John Hookham Frere's satire on German plays and their radical English readers, The Rovers; or, The Double Arrangement (1798), marked the beginning of a short period of intense engagement with German drama and philosophy in the conservative periodical press in Britain. The Rovers appeared in the Anti-Jacobin; or, Weekly Examiner, a magazine written largely by Foreign Office politicians. The Anti-Jacobin's monthly successor, the Anti-Jacobin Review, mounted a more earnest attack on German philosophy, and its contributors introduced some of the ideas of Fichte, Kant, and Herder to a conservative Anglican and Scottish Episcopalian readership. This article shows that some contributions display signs of extreme paranoia and exaggeration inspired by Jacobin-Illuminati conspiracy theories, while others demonstrate a considerable knowledge of the German books and ideas that they are attacking.
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页码：112 / 131
页数：20
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