10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TENNYSONIAN»
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Tennysonian in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Tennysonian Love: The Strange Diagonal
Rich with historical and cultural value, these works are published unaltered from the original University of Minnesota Press editions.
Although occasionally there may be certain imperfections with these old texts, we feel they deserve to be made available for future generations to enjoy.
Richard Herne Shepherd, 2012
Lighter Tennysonian lines abound, too: "Rich with hill flowers and musical with
rills" (p. 197), seems to me Tennysonian in the tricky combination of the "r" sound
in "rich" and the "ill" sound from "hill" in that final word "rills". Chaismus, in short, a
...
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The Dublin Review: A Quarterly and Critical Journal
And it was only a few weeks ago that the Athcnmim discovered a new and great
light in " Jean Ingelow," and at the same time stimulated our curiosity by the
announcement that her poetry was decidedly not Tennysonian. But, alas ! once
more ...
Reviewers and friends (J. D. Coleridge was both) had noted Tennysonian
echoes, both in The Strayed Reveller and the Poems of 1853, Blackwood's
actually rebuking the unknown author for being too imitative in 'Mycerinus', and
being ...
Geoffrey Tillotson, Kathleen Tillotson, 2014
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Medievalism in Technology Old and New
In this play, Vivien essentially seems the wicked queen of Snow White and even
asks a mirror on the wall who is the fairest of all;23 though this Vivien has
imprisoned Merlin, she does not otherwise seem Arthurian, much less
Tennysonian.
Karl Fugelso, Carol L. Robinson, 2008
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Tennvson And T.S. Eliot: A Comparative Study
CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION: TENNYSONIAN ECHOES IN ELIOT By 1909
Tennyson's poetry had undergone scrutinies and the modern writers had begun
to react against it, largely due to the change in taste, his prestige did not come to
an ...
Vocation and Equivocation wiser man, Tennyson's speaker remains at large in
the longing of the text, the romantic locus of Tennysonian melancholy. To see that
human longing as a poetic prolonging is to grasp the dialectic at which Tennyson
...
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Patterns of Epiphany: From Wordsworth to Tolstoy, Pater, and ...
Tennysonian seers are most generally lovers, and they are watchers at the
threshold. Whether the watchful quester is a lover of man, of woman, or of God,
the appearance of the loved object is experienced as an epiphany granted to a
humble ...
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A Strong Song Tows Us: The life of Basil Bunting, Britain’s ...
Nigel Wheale gave Collected Poems a baffling review in Poetry Review in which
he considered Bunting's poetry as falling back 'to Tennysonian orderings of the
poetic surface'. It is difficult to understand how anyone might reach this ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TENNYSONIAN»
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Etan Cohen, director of 'Get Hard,' is used to confounding expectations
Cohen's movie features shots of frontal male nudity, Hart describing in Tennysonian detail the ways in which Ferrell's prison-bound character will soon be ... «Los Angeles Times, Mar 15»
Shell shock: How much has changed in 100 years?
One minute, young men schooled in heroic, Tennysonian visions of warfare were erect atop their horses, gallant and cheerful, as crowds waved them off to the ... «The Globe and Mail, Nov 14»
The new Chief Whip hears the confession of J Alfred Prufrock MP
Tennysonian Gove was momentarily overcome by a flush of pride. No! It was swallowed up by a spasm of terror. He'd left one out! Main, that's it. Main, Ann Main. «Conservative Home, Jul 14»
Obama's World Without America Looks A Lot Like Ukraine
One is that Putin was confident there'd be no Tennysonian Charge of the Light Brigade for his second-rate army to worry about if he struck his weaker neighbor. «Investor's Business Daily, Mar 14»
Wilfred Owen: The Peter Pan of the trenches
Cuthbertson quotes a fair amount of the pre-war material, much of which is frankly dismal: quite a lot of sub-Tennysonian maundering, medieval stage-setting ... «New Statesman, Feb 14»
How to be fair about transfer to Broadmoor
a Tennysonian “wilderness of single instances” in which all the contextual factors will be relevant in considering what the requirements of procedural fairness are ... «UK Human Rights Blog, Feb 14»
Book Review: 'Tennyson' by John Batchelor
A younger generations of poets would grow up breathing the lofty Tennysonian luminiferous ether, but the poison gases of World War I poisoned their taste for ... «Wall Street Journal, Jan 14»
At Turner Contemporary
The castle at Kylemore, with its 'Tennysonian' vistas, was built by an English cotton magnate. It is now occupied by Benedictine nuns whose forebears fled the ... «London Review of Books, Dec 13»
From the Stacks: “The Vexations of a Poet”
After his father's death, Alfred, who had his own full share of Tennysonian neurosis and personal anxieties, had to steer the ill-manned family through rough ... «The New Republic, Aug 13»
Breaking News: 'Accidental Racist' Fixes Racism!
... caught between southern pride and southern blame' are Tennysonian. Bringing together the honesty of Southern life and the frustration of misunderstanding. «Patheos, Apr 13»
