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Bain, Robert Addison was born on September 20, 1932 in Marshall, Illinois, United States. Son of Ernest A. and Linda Gail (Clark) Bain.
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The contributors to this volume represent acknowledged experts in the field as well as a number of promising young scholars. They provide a thorough examination of how Romantic authors grappled with the problem of describing the connections between consciousness, unconsciousness, and language in their endeavor to capture this interplay in their art. As this collection bears witness, the Romantics sought to discard old ideas about language and literature and to mold new forms in their search to recover, in both literature and life, the sense of human possiblity. The essays, while strikingly diverse in topic and approach, explore this broad issue and come to a surprisingly similar conclusion: for Romantic writers, genuine consciousness, whatever it might imply about self-awareness, not only made it possible for an individual to affiliate with something outside himself, but even made such bonding necessary.
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Bain, Robert Addison was born on September 20, 1932 in Marshall, Illinois, United States. Son of Ernest A. and Linda Gail (Clark) Bain.
Bachelor of Science with honors, Eastern Illinois University, 1954. Master of Arts, University Illinois, 1959. Doctor of Philosophy, University Illinois, 1964.
Teacher, Lanphier High School, Springfield, Illinois, 1954-1958; reporter, Illinois State Journal, Springfield, 1954-1958; teaching assistant, University of Illinois, Urbana, 1958-1964; Professor of English, U. North Carolina, Chapel Hill, since 1964; director freshman English, U. North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1967-1970; assistant dean The General College, U. North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1979-1982; Bowman and Gordon Gray professor undergraduate teaching, U. North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1987. Visiting professor U. Alcala de Henares, Spain, 1993. Editorial consultant Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1966-1978, Scott, Foresman & Company, 1966-1979.
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Den leader Cub Scouts American, 1970-1972. Member North Carolina-Virginia College English Association (president 1970-1971), Conference College Composition and Communications (executive committee 1971-1974), National Council Teachers English (commission on composition 1976-1979), Southeastern Conference English in Two-Year College (executive committee 1983-1986), Son of Atlantic Modern Language Association.
Married Bonnie Jean Baker, December 27, 1951 (divorced 1981). Children: Susan E., Robin Anne, Michael A.
