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| The world is too much with us |
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| Childe Harold's Pilgrimage |
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Byron
-Byronic Hero: not good or evil, but passive and selfish |
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Hemens
(He dies, she wants to. Turn from worldly events to personal events. "Glimpse of joy divine. The moment reveals the grand scheme.) |
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| Preface to Lyrical Ballads |
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Recollection in tranquility
Spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings
Binds passion and knowledge
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| I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud |
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| A Slumber Did My Spirit Seal |
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| I Traveled Among Unknown Men |
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Coleridge
(vision, fragment, drugs. Desire to live in imagination, real world hurts) |
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Shelley
(ruins in the desert and old Egyptian King. Never create immortality, prideful, Shelley is a prideful bitch) |
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Keats
Spontaneity in tension with posterity |
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Keats
Madeline and Porphyro
Gothic elements |
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Keats
(woman seduces and then leaves) |
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Geraldine/Cristabel
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Coleridge
-Whether hypnotic power of literature is a good or bad thing
-Relates to real language of men |
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| Lines Composed Above Tintern Abbey |
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Wordsworth
-Nature and sublimity
-sublime reconciles us to nature |
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Shelley
-can't control nature |
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Keats
-wants to be a nightingale's song
-we can't escape life, unlike this bird
-can't cheat the sublime |
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Sense: common sense. No emotions. Elinor. Edward
Sensibility: Emotions. Marianne. Willoughby. Captn. Brandon.
No normative characters |
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Tennyson
I am aweary aweay i would that i were dead |
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Tennyson
-Millennial growth |
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Tennyson
-work is delight
-desire to break |
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Tennyson
-cant connect with anything
-loss of faith |
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Browning
-He kills her
"And yet God has not said a word" |
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Browning
-painting
-helped destroy the idea that poetry must be communicative or expressive in a conventional sense
-psycho characters |
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Arnold
-withdrawal of faith |
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