Vanishing Lives: Style and Self in Tennyson, D. G. Rossetti, Swinburne, and Yeats - Victorian Literature and Culture Series - James Richardson - Livros - University of Virginia Press - 9780813911656 - 11 de maio de 1988
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Vanishing Lives: Style and Self in Tennyson, D. G. Rossetti, Swinburne, and Yeats - Victorian Literature and Culture Series

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Publisher Marketing: One of the characteristic features of Victorian poetry is dimness, a vanishing away-things blur with the motion of their passing, which seems inseparable from the mind's fading as it lets them go. Tennyson, Rossetti, Swinburne, and the young Yeats are elegists of the self; they render life as transparent, ghostlike, dissolving, ungraspable, nearly unrememberable. This vanishing away, this dimness, of Victorian poetry is most obvious in the twilights, mists, shadows, deep horizons, and flowing waters of its central landscape, but it is also a matter of sound and syntax, of repetition and rhythm, texture and line movement. Vanishing Lives examines these features and links them to larger issues, such as the psychology of the individual poets, and the Victorian and modern frames of mind. The tendencies under consideration are less ideas than forms or styles of feeling. They are so universal in the nineteenth century that they may not seem to call for comment, but for all their vagueness they are deep, powerful, resistant to change-an essential stratum of the experience of Victorian poetry. For poets like Yeats, who struggled to move beyond them, they were far more than the trappings of an outmoded poetry. They were a deeply ingrained aesthetic, a style, a morality, not only a way of art to be revised, but a way of living to be outgrown-a Tennysonian way. Contributor Bio:  Richardson, James James Richardson is a researcher at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh and University of the Andes in Bogota. He studies the biogeographic history of tropical flowering plants.

Mídia Livros     Hardcover Book   (Livro com lombada e capa dura)
Lançado 11 de maio de 1988
Data do lançamento original 2015
ISBN13 9780813911656
Editoras University of Virginia Press
Gênero Cultural Region > British Isles
Páginas 252
Dimensões 152 × 229 × 18 mm   ·   539 g

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