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edited by Rikky Rooksby and Nicholas ShrimptonPublication Details
BookScolar Press1993Availability
LOCATION CALL # STATUS (UPPER LEVEL) PR5514 .W46 1993 AVAILABLE New Feature: Text this to your cellphone
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- This is the first book of critical essays on Swinburne’s poetry ever to be published, and appears at a time when interest in the art and literature of the Aesthetic Movement is growing very rapidly. With a range of theoretical and methodological approaches, the essays cover Swinburne’s work as a poet from the 1850s through to the 1880s, and represent the work of most of the best young scholars in this field. Their shared concern is to challenge T S Eliot’s subtle damnation of Swinburne whereby his writings were consigned to a peculiar realm of semantic nullity. The result is a fresh sense of Swinburne’s engagement with ideas and issues - moral, political, sexual, and aesthetic - and a new understanding of his historical specificity. Three new Swinburne poems, never previously published, are printed here for the first time
Contents
- Short titles
- 1. A Century of Swinburne / Rikky Rooksby
- 2. Swinburne and Romantic Authority / David G. Riede
- 3. Swinburne, Shelley, and Songs Before Sunrise / Terry L. Meyers
- 4. Swinburne and the Dramatic Monologue / Nicholas Shrimpton
- 5. The Algernonicon, or Thirteen Ways of Looking at Tristram of Lyonesse / Rikky Rooksby
- 6. The Morality of Poems and Ballads: Swinburne and Ruskin / Judith Stoddart
- 7. The Politics of Sado-Masochism: Swinburne nnd George Eliot / Dorothea Barrett
- 8. Swinburne and the ‘Nineties / Murray G. H. Pittock
- 9. Influence, Intertextuality and Tradition in Swinburne and Eliot / Thais E. Morgan
- 10. Swinburne at Work: The First Page of ‘Anactoria’ / Timothy A. J. Burnett
- Appendix: Three Unpublished Poems by Algernon Charles Swinburne
- (i) ‘King Ban’
- (ii) ‘The White Hind’
- (iii) ‘By the sea-side’
ISBN
- 085967925x
- 085967925x
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