Matthew Rowlinson Livres

Focusing on a nineteenth-century crisis in the species concept, the book explores how taxonomy intertwines with literature, revealing its dual role as both a scientific and literary endeavor. Matthew Rowlinson delves into the complexities of classification, highlighting the cultural and intellectual challenges of defining species during this transformative period.

This book explores how evolving ideas about money and intellectual property influenced Romantic views on character, material culture, and labor, offering insights into the intersection of economics and artistic thought during the Romantic era.