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Alfred Tennyson, 1st
Baron Tennyson, FRS (/ˈtɛnɪsən/; 6
August 1809 – 6
October 1892), was an
English poet. He was the Poet
Laureate during much of Queen...
- JSTOR 1087945. Peterson,
Linda H. (1994). "Sappho and the
Making of
Tennysonian Lyric". ELH. 61 (1): 121–137. doi:10.1353/elh.1994.0010. S2CID 162385092...
- JSTOR 284334. Peterson,
Linda H. (1994). "Sappho and the
Making of
Tennysonian Lyric". ELH. 61 (1): 121–137. doi:10.1353/elh.1994.0010. JSTOR 2873435...
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cryptic on the
novel itself, as he said it was a "Compulsive
reworking of
Tennysonian and
Christiean themes, and
pretty high up in the
range of
classic titles...
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Archived from the
original on 20 June 2017. Joseph,
Gerhard (1969).
Tennysonian Love: The
Strange Diagonal. Minneapolis:
University of
Minnesota Press...
- in
Swiftian songwriting)
sybaritic –
Sybaris tantalizing –
Tantalus Tennysonian – Alfred, Lord
Tennyson terpsic****an – Terpsic****
Thalesian – Thales...
- but too
facile craftsmanship was
tempted by the
worst excesses of the
Tennysonian tradition: he
never thinks—he deems; he does not ask, but craves; he...
- whom the poet of the common-place, Tennyson, has warbled.
Where the
Tennysonian woman would murmer,
subject to the
approval of her lord and master, "I...
- Oxford:
Oxbow Books. Peterson,
Linda H. (1994). "Sappho and the
Making of
Tennysonian Lyric". ELH. 61 (1): 121–137. doi:10.1353/elh.1994.0010. S2CID 162385092...
- live away his life in sensuality.
Parallels are
drawn between him and a
Tennysonian "lotus eater" -
heedless to the
closure of the
lotus flower at sunset...
