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Thorslev, Jr.  \nUniversity of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis  \n©Copyright 1962 by the University of Minnesota. All rights reserved  \nPrinted in the United States of America at the Lund Press, Inc.  \n.,.  \nLibrary of Congress Catalog Card Number: 62-16632  \nPUBLISHED IN GREAT BRITAIN, INDIA, AND PAKISTAN BY THE OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, LONDON, BOMBAY, AND KARACHI, AND IN CANADA BY THOMAS ALLEN, LTD., TORONTO  \nSecond Printing 1965  \nPermission to quote from W. H. Auden's \"Letter to Lord Byron,\" in Letters from Iceland (1951), has been kindly granted by Faber and Faber (London) and Random House (New York) , owners of the world and American copyrights  \nTil Moderog Fader  \nThispage intentionally left blank  \nACKNOWLEDGMENTS  \nI  \nOWE a personal and intellectual debt to Professor G. Robert Stange, who first suggested to me that the genesis of the Byronic Hero has not been so definitively  \nstudied as most scholars suppose, and who guided this essay through its first draft; and to those of my teachers or colleagues who have read the manuscript in whole or in part and have offered valuable scholarly or editorial suggestions: Professors Jacob C. Levenson and D. Burnham Terrell of the University of Minnesota, and Professors Jean H. Hagstrom and Arthur Nethercott of Northwestern University. I owe an intellectual debt greater than footnotes could express to the work of Professor Walter Kaufmann of Princeton, our best interpreter of Nietzsche, and of course to Nietzsche himself; the remainder of my intellectual debts are, I hope, adequately acknowledged in the Introduction, the Notes, and in the Appendix.  \nThe University of Minnesota, Northwestern University, and the University of California have been generous in providing funds for research assistance and for the typing of the manuscript at its various stages.  \nP. L. T.  \nLos Angeles, California March 1962  \nThispage intentionally left blank  \nCONTENTS  \nIntroduction  \n Our Last Great Age of Heroes  \nPART ONE . EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY HERO TYPES  \nII The Child of Nature  \nIn TheHeroof Sensibility: Man ofFeeling or Gloomy Egoist  \nIV The Gothic Villain  \nPART TWO. ROMANTIC HERO TYPES  \nv The Noble Outlaw  \nVI Faust  \nVII Cain and Ahasuerus  \nVIII Satan and Prometheus  \n3  \n35  \n6s  \n8 4  \n92  \n108","cbCaivL3bBFio6l4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivL3bBFio6l4","pdf",3233854,239,"English","# Introduction\n## Our Last Great Age of Heroes\n# PART ONE. EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY HERO TYPES\n## The Child of Nature\n## In The Hero of Sensibility: Man of Feeling or Gloomy Egoist\n## The Gothic Villain\n# PART TWO. ROMANTIC HERO TYPES\n## The Noble Outlaw\n## Faust\n## Cain and Ahasuerus\n## Satan and Prometheus","[{\"question\":\"What is the main focus of this work?\",\"answer\":\"It studies the genesis of the Byronic hero and surveys major hero types and their literary prototypes.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the book organized?\",\"answer\":\"It is divided into an eighteenth-century section on hero types and a Romantic section on related hero prototypes.\"},{\"question\":\"Which hero types are covered in the Romantic section?\",\"answer\":\"The Romantic section includes the noble outlaw, Faust, Cain and Ahasuerus, and Satan and Prometheus.\"}]","The Byronic Hero - Types and Prototypes | PDF",1789986636,368]