The Romantic Syndrome: Toward a New Method in Cultural Anthropology and History of Ideas

abstract analysis anchor points axes of bias believe bias-positions Burke called characteristically citizen complex conceived conception configuration continuity-bias Continuity/Discreteness Axis contrast course critic cultural anthropologist defined Descartes discreteness-bias disorder-bias distinct dynamic emphasize Enlightenment Syndrome entities example experience expressed fact feel French Revolution Hegel Hegelian Hence historian of ideas Hobbes human Hume Hume's imagery individual inner instance Kant Kant's kind Locke means merely metaphor metaphysics moral nature objects occur Order/Disorder Axis organic other-world bias overt behavior painting particular pattern of biases perception period personality philosophical poet pole political theory position possible precision preference for disorder question range reality reason reflect regarding relation romantic movement romantic properties Romantic Syndrome romanticism Schopenhauer Schopenhauer's sciences scientific sense sharp-focus Social Contract society soft-focus static-bias Static/Dynamic Axis strong order-bias style theoretical behavior theorist things thinkers this-world bias TINTORETTO Toynbee whole