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Author

Walter Jackson Bate

Also Known As

W. Bate, W. J. Bate, W. Jackson Bate, Walter J. Bate, Walter Jackson Bate

Publications

882

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Walter Jackson Bate is an author specializing in literary criticism, literary history, and literary theory.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Arts	4	4	154
2	Language Studies	4	4	154
3	Humanities	2	2	83
4	Classics	2	2	70
5	American Literature	1	1	44

Walter Jackson Bate

Publications

376

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	Year	Citations
The Collected Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Volume VII: Biographia Literaria or Biographical Sketches of My Literary Life and Opinions Paul Hamilton, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, James Engell, The Modern Language Review Literary HistorySamuel Taylor ColeridgeLiterary StudyCollected WorksLiterary Criticism	1988	77
The Sympathetic Imagination in Eighteenth-Century English Criticism Walter Jackson Bate ELH Literary TheoryLiterary HistoryLiterary StudyLiterary CriticismEnglish Culture	1945	63
From Classic to Romantic: Premises of Taste in Eighteenth-Century England A. R. Humphreys, Walter Jackson Bate The Modern Language Review Literary HistoryLiterary TheoryLiterary StudyLiterary CriticismEnglish Culture	1947	62
The Achievement of Samuel Johnson Ian Watt, Walter Jackson Bate Modern Language Notes Intellectual HistoryHumanitiesHistorical EvidenceSamuel JohnsonAmerican Literature	1957	44
Criticism: The Major Texts Haskell M. Block, Walter Jackson Bate Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism Literary HistoryLiterary TheoryLiterary AnalysisMajor TextsLiterary Criticism	1953	43
The Idler and the Adventurer Richmond P. Bond, Samuel Johnson, Walter Jackson Bate, The Modern Language Review HumanitiesEducational EntertainmentLiterary CriticismHuman ConditionAutonomy	1964	39
Newton Demands the Muse: Newton's "Opticks" and the Eighteenth Century Poets. Walter Jackson Bate, Marjorie Hope Nicolson Modern Language Notes Literary HistoryLiterary TheoryEighteenth Century PoetsArt CriticismLiterary Criticism	1947	27
The Stylistic Development of Keats. Ernest Bernbaum, Walter Jackson Bate, James R. Caldwell Modern Language Notes Stylistic DevelopmentLiterary HistoryLiterary TheoryLiterary StudyLiterary Criticism	1946	21

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