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Victorian Poetry
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- Victorian Poetry 0:00
- VICTORIAN POETRY: GENERAL INTRODUCTION 0:33
- PREFACE 2:28
- CONTENTS 5:40
- Part I: THE MANNER OF VICTORIAN POETRY: Chapter I The Poet and His Age 5:48
- Part I: THE MANNER OF VICTORIAN POETRY — Chapter II Diction in English Poetry 9:41
- Part I: THE MANNER OF VICTORIAN POETRY — Chapter III The Problems of the Victorians 41:39
- Part I: THE MANNER OF VICTORIAN POETRY — Chapter IV Tennyson’s Diction 57:19
- Part I: THE MANNER OF VICTORIAN POETRY — Chapter V Browning’s Diction 1:18:35
- Part I: THE MANNER OF VICTORIAN POETRY — Chapter VI Tennyson’s Influence—The Diction of Arnold, Rossetti, Morris and Swinburne 1:28:15
- Part I: THE MANNER OF VICTORIAN POETRY — Chapter VII Browning’s Influence—R. H. Horne—Alfred Domett—T. E. Brown—Coventry Patmore 2:08:35
- Part I: THE MANNER OF VICTORIAN POETRY — Chapter VIII Conclusion of Part I 2:21:31
- Part II: THE MATERIAL OF VICTORIAN POETRY: Chapter I Intellectual Fashions 2:22:58
- Part II: THE MATERIAL OF VICTORIAN POETRY — Chapter II Subjective and Objective Poetry—Narrative Poetry—Macaulay—Morris—Poetic Drama 2:27:09
- Part II: THE MATERIAL OF VICTORIAN POETRY — Chapter III “The Idylls of the King”—Tennyson’s Critics—His Method—A Debatable Element in Tennyson’s Work—Moral Judgment in Poetry—Tennyson’s Public Authority 2:38:42
- Part II: THE MATERIAL OF VICTORIAN POETRY — Chapter IV The Range of Subject Matter in Victorian Poetry—The Occasional Element—Mrs. Browning—Christina Rossetti—FitzGerald—Spiritual Ecstasy 3:11:08
- Part II: THE MATERIAL OF VICTORIAN POETRY — Chapter V Love Poetry and the Victorian Use of Nature 3:23:03
- Part II: THE MATERIAL OF VICTORIAN POETRY — Chapter VI Conclusion 3:31:17
- INDEX 3:32:40