Tennyson's Rapture: Transformation in the Victorian Dramatic Monologue

Cornelia Pearsall

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INTRODUCTION: RAPT ORATION PART ONE: THE PERFORMANCE OF THE DRAMATIC MONOLOGUE The Poetics and Politics of the Dramatic Monologue Poetics: Persuasive Similitude Politics: Whig Poetics Victorian Rapture Victorian End Times The Rapture of St. Simeon Stylites Simeon's Afterlife: The Message of the Butterfly PART TWO: UNREAL CITY: VICTORIANS IN TROY The Knowledge of Troy Feeding the Heart: Educating Tennyson Locating Victorian Troy The Knowledge of The Character of the Homeric Statesman Ulysses and the Rapture of Troy PART THREE: THE COMPOSITION OF THE SONG-BUILT CITY Tithonus and the Uses of Masculine Beauty Trojan Aesthetics The Rapture of Tithonus Tithonus, Tiresias and Song-built Civics Tithonus and Trojan Aristocracy The Rapture of Tiresias CONCLUSION: TENNYSON'S APOTHEOSIS NOTES INDEX

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