Victorian poetry : poetry, poetics, and politics

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Preface = ⅸ
• Acknowedgements = xi
• INTRODUCTION : REREADING VICTORIAN POETRY = 1
• What kind of history? = 1
• What kind of criticism? = 9
• Part Ⅰ Conservative and Benthamite aesthetics of the avant - garde : Tennyson and Browning in the 1830s
• 1 TWO SYSTEMS OF CONCENTRIC CIRCLES = 25
• 2 EXPERIMENTS OF 1830 : Tennyson and the formation of subversive, conservative poetry = 41
• Tory poetry : the strength of reaction = 67
• 3 1832 : CRITIQUE OF THE POETRY OF SENSATION = 77
• Loss of nerve : the decadence of the poetry of sensation and a new conservatism = 94
• 4 EXPERIMENTS IN THE 1830s : Browning and the Benthamite formation = 112
• Alternative radical poetry and its problems = 126
• 5 THE POLITICS OF DRAMATIC FORM = 136
• The dramatic poem and the theory fo fictions = 147
• Part Ⅱ Mid-century : european revolution and Crimean war-democratic, liberal, radical and feminine voices
• 6 INDIVIDUALISM UNDER PRESSURE = 165
• 7 THE READICAL IN CRISIS : CLOUGH = 178
• 8 THE LIBERAL IN CRISIS : ARNOLD = 205
• 9 A NEW RADICAL AESTHETIC - the Grotesque as cultural critique : Morris = 232
• 10 TENNYSON IN THE 1850s : New experiments in conservative poetry and the Type = 252
• From gelogy to pathlogy - In Memoriam (1850) to Maud (1855) = 252
• 11 BROWNING IN THE 1850s AND AFTER : New experiments in radical poetry and the Grotesque = 284
• 12 'A MUSIC OF THINE OWN' : Women's poetry - an expressive tradition? = 318
• Precursors = 318
• THe poetics of expression = 332
• The Poetics of myth and mask = 367
• Part Ⅲ Another Culture? Another Poetics?
• INTRODUCTION : THE 1860s AND AFTER - aesthetics, language, power and high finance = 381
• 13 SWINBURNE : AGONISTIC REPUBLICAN - the poetry of sensation as democratic critique = 402
• 14 HOPKINS : AGONISTIC REACTIONARY - the Grotesque as conservative form = 420
• 14 MERDEITH AND OTHERS : Hard, gem-lkie dissidence = 440
• 16 JAMES THOMSON : ATHEIST, BLASPHEMER AND ANARCHIST - the Grotesque sublime = 460
• POSTSCRIPT = 479
• Notes = 490
• Index = 530