The Victorian imagination : essays in aesthetic exploration / William E. Buckler.
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New York University Press,
℗♭1980.
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| Series: | Gotham library of the New York University Press.
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Table of Contents:
- The Victorian imagination: a nonpolemical introduction
- Past and present as literary experience: an essay in the epistemological imagination
- The Tennysonian imagination
- Tennysonian madness: mighty collisions in the imagination
- Enlarging the "miniature epic": the panic subtext in Tennyson's ¿none
- Tennyson's The lotus-eaters: emblem of a new poetry
- In defense of Locksley Hall
- Tennyson's function of poetry at the present time: a parabolic reading of The princess
- In memoriam in aesthetic context
- Tennyson's Maud: new critical perspectives
- The poetry of Swinburne: a essay in critical reenforcement
- Marius the Epicurean: beyond Victorianism
- Deja vu inverted: the imminent future in Walter Pater's Marius the Epicurean
- The dark space illumined: a reading of Hardy's "Poems of 1912-13"
- Thomas Hardy's "chronicle-piece" in "play-shape": an essay in literary conceptualization
- "The thing signified" by The Dynasts: a speculation
- Thomas Hardy's illusion of letters: narrative consciousness as imaginative style in The Dynasts, Tess, and Jude.