The Victorian Idyll in Art and Literature: Subject, Ecology, Form (Routledge Research in Art History)

Cover\nHalf Title\nSeries Information\nTitle Page\nCopyright Page\nDedication\nTable of Contents\nList of Contributors\nForeword\n	Note\nAcknowledgements\nIntroduction\n	Chapter Overview\n	Notes\n	Bibliography\n1 Idyll as Refuge: The Settler’s Dream\n	Abolition’s Idyll: The History of Mary Prince\n	Printed Idylls: Friendship’s Offering\n	The Migrant’s Idyll: Making Still\n	Notes\n	Bibliography\n2 ‘Cutting So “Sweetly”.’: Idyllist Wood Engravings and the Lost Boxwood Forests\n	The Gift Book and ‘The Star’s Monument’: John William North and Jean Ingelow\n	‘Cutting So “Sweetly”.’: Disappearing Box\n	Myles Birket Foster’s ‘Idyllic Beauty’: Illustrations of Felled Trees\n	Notes\n	Bibliography\n3 Multicolour as Disavowal: The Racial Politics of the Nineteenth-Century Idyll\n	Part One: Alfred Tennyson, ‘Enoch Arden’\n		The Reproductive Engine\n		Reticulation and Substitution in ‘Enoch Arden’\n	Part Two: the Idyllic White-Out of the 1860s\n	Part Three: Balladic Forms of Reproduction\n		Late Tennyson and the Avowal of the Disavowed\n		Orientalism and the Idyll\n	Conclusion\n	Notes\n	Bibliography\n4 John Addington Symonds’s Theocritus and the Homoerotic Idyll in Sicily\n	Homosexual Codes\n	The Desire for Nature and the Nature of Desire\n	Desire in Theocritus’ Idylls\n	The Historicity of Doric Greek Love\n	Symonds and Von Gloeden in Sicily\n	Notes\n	Bibliography\n5 Ancient and Modern: Attention and Environmental Change in the Victorian Pictorial Idyll\n	The Classical Idyll\n	The Modern Idyll\n	The Ecological Idyll\n	Notes\n	Bibliography\n6 Queer Pastoral Soundscapes and the Idyllic Voice: Vernon Lee, A. Mary F. Robinson, and Lady Archibald Campbell\n	Sounds Natural: Lady Archibald Campbell and As You Like It\n	Aural Anachronism: Vernon Lee and The Faithfull Shepherdesse\n	Soprano Qualities: Mary Robinson’s Disembodied Voices\n	Notes\n	Bibliography\n7 Plant Subjects, Plant Erotics: Julia Margaret Cameron’s Creeping Idyll\n	Plant Subjects\n	Plant Erotics\n	Coda: Plant Time\n	Notes\n	Bibliography\n8 Wondrous Transformation in Dante Gabriel Rossetti’s La Ghirlandata\n	The Personage of the Wreath\n	Mysterious Powers\n	Aestheticist Idyll\n	Notes\n	Bibliography\nIndex