The Female Sublime from Milton to Swinburne: Bearing Blindness

Hilary Fraser · Catherine Maxwell

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Introduction 1. The changes of Philomel: Orpheus, Sappho and the feminised male poet 2. The unsculptured image: Milton and Shelley 3. Tennyson's sublime: from Sappho to Satan 4. Browning: when power comes full in play 5. Beneath the woman's and the water's kiss: Swinburne's metamorphoses Bibliography

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