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Mimesis and Its Romantic Reflections Pamela Grundy David Blevins and Michael SchafaleIn Romantic theories of art and literature, the notion of mimesisdefined as arts reflection of the external worldbecame introspective and self reflexive as poets and artists sought to represent the act of creativity itself. Frederick Burwick seeks to elucidate this Romantic aesthetic, first by offering an understanding of key Romantic mimetic concepts and then by analyzing manifestations of the mimetic process in literary works of the period. Burwick