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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Tintern Abbey"”.
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The Last Patron of Tintern Abbey: The Family and Piety of Roger Bigod
… of his grandmother and great grandmother at Tintern Abbey provided for a tangible synthesis of both religious and filial expressions of piety.
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Wordsworth's economic spirit
… and rejection of worldly economics, ‘Tintern Abbey’ and Home at Grasmere. I contrast the first poem’s hesitant attempt to inaugurate a version of economic community with the second poem’s apparent fulfilment of this aspiration. In chapter two, I examine the juvenile poem The Vale of …
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Echoes of Eliot's The waste land in three modern American novels
… The Rape of the Lock was to the Augustans and Tintern Abbey to the Romantics, The Waste Land has become to the Moderns, It is inescapable.<sup>6</sup></p>
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Wordsworth's Evolving Project: Nature, the Satanic School, and (underline) The River Duddon (end underline)
… early years. In particular, I suggest that "Tintern Abbey" can be read as a hypothesis wherein Wordsworth reconciles the doubt regarding nature he expressed in earlier poems such as "The Female Vagrant" and "The Thorn." While Wordsworth continued to express doubt in poems such as "Two …
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The poetics of mid-Victorian scientific materialism in the writings of John Tyndall, W.K. Clifford and others
… with quotations from Whitman or an epigram from ‘Tintern Abbey’. My 1st chapter provides a broader context for those that follow, analysing both changing nineteenth-century ideas of materialism and also a range of potential reactions to -– and inter alia a variety of the contrasting vernaculars …
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Wallace Stevens's "An Ordinary Evening in New Haven": A Form of Farewell
My thesis paper explores Wallace Stevens’s poem “An Ordinary Evening in New Haven” contextually. Stevens has long been regarded as monotonous in his themes. Critics, including Bloom, have studied “An Ordinary Evening” as a poem that struggles to unite the real with the imagination. They trace his …
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Wallace Stevens's "An Ordinary Evening in New Haven": A Form of Farewell
My thesis paper explores Wallace Stevens’s poem “An Ordinary Evening in New Haven” contextually. Stevens has long been regarded as monotonous in his themes. Critics, including Bloom, have studied “An Ordinary Evening” as a poem that struggles to unite the real with the imagination. They trace his …