The Lucy Poems: A Case Study in Literary KnowledgeUniversity of Toronto Press, 1995 - Всего страниц: 337 "Though Wordsworth's 'Lucy Poems' are among the best-known lyric sequences in English, they did not exist as such in his day. 'Strange fits of passion have I known'; 'She dwelt among the untrodden ways'; 'I travelled among unknown men'; 'Three years she grew in sun and shower'; and 'A slumber did my spirit seal' were first gathered as 'Lucy Poems' by Victorian critics and editors shortly after Wordsworth's death. Mark Jones argues that the 'Lucy' grouping first took form as a simplification of Wordsworth's text, and that its persistence in modern criticism reflects primarily the literature institution's will to knowledge. Problematic in themselves and in their editorial history, the 'Lucy Poems' provide an excellent focus for a case-history in the modes of 'practical' criticism since 1800."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved |
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... speaker's discovery of death , on the analogy of the ' seal ' passage of The Excursion ) , lines 3-4 the period before the bereavement , and stanza 2 the ever - present of the ' slumber ' adumbrated in line 1. In contrast to the common ...
... speaker's discovery of death , on the analogy of the ' seal ' passage of The Excursion ) , lines 3-4 the period before the bereavement , and stanza 2 the ever - present of the ' slumber ' adumbrated in line 1. In contrast to the common ...
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... speaker had left England's mountains , it appears to be a retrospective idealization . The speaker's strange uncertainty in ' I seem / To love thee more and more ' - which estranges him from himself – is therefore appropriate but ...
... speaker had left England's mountains , it appears to be a retrospective idealization . The speaker's strange uncertainty in ' I seem / To love thee more and more ' - which estranges him from himself – is therefore appropriate but ...
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... speaker ' is itself merely a theoretical supposition . But we have to assume that there is a speaker , if we are going to read at all ( as Hirsch , Juhl , and Knapp and Michaels all argue ) ; what we don't have to assume is that this ...
... speaker ' is itself merely a theoretical supposition . But we have to assume that there is a speaker , if we are going to read at all ( as Hirsch , Juhl , and Knapp and Michaels all argue ) ; what we don't have to assume is that this ...
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Modern Theory Polemics and the Use | 4 |
NineteenthCentury | 49 |
Lucy Poems Criticism and the Anxiety of Uncertainty | 62 |
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