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Ben Doyle @bendoyle.bsky.social · 05/08/2026

Introduction: Romanticism in Britain and Asia. Rosinka Chaudhuri, Peter J. Kitson, and Alex Watson 1–44

Part I Histories and Contexts
1. Romanticism in the Colony: Orientalism, Translation, and the Aesthetic unconscious in British India. Baidik Bhattacharya 45–66
2. Romantic Orientalism and Asia. Alex Watson 67–92
3. The English East India Company, Colonialism, and Empire. Callie Wilkinson 93-–17
4. Obedient Despots: Indirect Rule and the Lure of Empire in Early British India. Sudipta Sen
118–140
5. Asian Religions and Romanticism. Chris Murray 141–168
6. Sati, Colonialism, and the Romantic Imagination. Andrea Major 169–190
7. Circulating Plants: Canton, Calcutta, Kew. Kate Teltscher 191–222
8. Romantic Ecology and Asia. Robert E. Markley 223–252
9. War, Resistance, and Revolt. Peter J. Kitson 253–283

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Ben Doyle @bendoyle.bsky.social · 05/08/2026

Part II Peoples, Places, and Cross-Cultural Encounters
10. India, 1770–1813: Early Anglophone Writing. James Mulholland 284–310
11. India (1814–40): Later British Writing. Máire ní Fhlathúin 311–334
12. Remaking British Romanticism: Women Poets in Nineteenth-century India. Mary Ellis Gibson 335–359
13. On Ideas of the Bengal Renaissance and the Thing Itself. Rosinka Chaudhuri 360–381
14. China (1770-1842): From Chinoiserie to Opium. Elizabeth Chang 382–403
15. Hermit Kingdoms: British Ideas of Japan and Tibet, 1760–1860. Laurence Williams 404–428
16. Malay Dreams: Knowledge, History, and Colonial Expansion in Southeast Asia. Christina Skott 429-–56
17. Pan-Buddhism and Heritage-making across Maritime Networks. Himanshu Prabha Ray
457–477
18. Britain, India, China, and the Opium Trade. Daniel Sanjiv Roberts 478–505
19. Tea. Markman Ellis 506–530

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Ben Doyle @bendoyle.bsky.social · 05/08/2026

Part III Genres, Styles, and Translations
20. Asiatic Goths and Oriental Gothic. James Watt 531–558
21. Asia on the British Romantic Stage. David Worrall 559–585
22. The Fashion for Kashmiri Shawls in Romantic Britain. Suchitra Choudhury 586-610
23. The Chinese Taste in Britain. Stephen McDowall 611–634
24. The Company We Keep: Art, Commerce, Empire. Holly Shaffer 635–666
25. Texts and Translation: China. Timothy Barrett and Amy Matthewson 667–689
26. Translation and Transculturation of English Romantic Poetry in Meiji Japan. Kaz Oishi 690–712
27. Romanticism and Japan in the Later Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries. Kimiyo Ogaw 713– 739
28. Romanticism and China in the Twentieth Century. Ou Li. 740–763

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