Inescapable Romance: Studies in the Poetics of a Mode (Princeton Legacy Library)
A critical study of romance as a recurring poetic mode, tracing its influence and resistance to closure across literary history.
About This Book
Inescapable Romance examines the persistence and transformation of romance as a poetic mode across literary history.
The study situates romance within broader critical and theoretical frameworks.
Patricia A. Parker analyzes how romance resists closure and reappears in various poetic forms.
The book contributes to ongoing discussions in literary studies about genre, narrative, and poetic structure.
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