Vieweg Handbuch Bauphysik 1: Warme- und Feuchteschutz, Behaglichkeit, Luftung

Victorian Poetry - Poetry, Poetics and Politics......Page 1
Preface......Page 5
Acknowledgements......Page 7
Introduction - Rereading Victorian Poetry......Page 8
Part I - Conservative and Benthamite Aesthetics of the Avant-Garde - Tennyson and Browning in the 1830s......Page 28
1 - Two Systems of Concentric Circles......Page 29
2 - Experiments of 1830 - Tennyson and the formation of subversive, conservative poetry......Page 44
3 - 1832: Critique of the Poetry of Sensation......Page 79
4 - Experiments in the 1830s - Browning and the Benthamite formation......Page 113
5 - The Politics of Dramatic Form......Page 137
Part II - Mid-Century: European Revolution and Crimean War - Democratic, liberal, radical and feminine voices......Page 163
6 - Individualism Under Pressure......Page 164
7 - The Radical in Crisis: Clough......Page 177
8 - The Liberal in Crisis: Arnold......Page 203
9 - A New Radical Aesthetic - The Grotesque as cultural critique: Morris......Page 229
10 - Tennyson in the 1850s - New experiments in conservative poetry and the Type......Page 248
11 - Browning in the 1850s and After - New experiments in radical poetry and the Grotesque......Page 279
12 - 'A Music of Thine Own' - Women's poetry--an expressive tradition?......Page 311
Part III - Another Culture? Another Poetics?......Page 369
Introduction - The 1860s and After - Aesthetics, language, power and high finance......Page 370
13 - Swinburne: Agonistic Republican - The poetry of sensation as democratic critique......Page 390
14 - Hopkins: Agonistic Reactionary - The Grotesque as conservative form......Page 408
15 - Meredith and Others - Hard, gem-like dissidence......Page 427
16 - James Thomson: Atheist, Blasphemer and Anarchist - The Grotesque sublime......Page 446
Postscript......Page 463
Notes......Page 475
Index......Page 519