Titlebook: British Poetry Since the Sixteenth Century; A Students’ Guide John Garrett Book 1986 John Garrett 1986 literature.poetics.poetry.sixteenth

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-24586-3rich from the trade and investments that had been increasing apace since the middle of the previous century, and the old-established landed-aristocrat class, defenders of the king’s divine right to absolute rule and of their own privileged position as feudal landlords. The former, who became known a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-01354-7tween Catholic ‘legitimacy’ and Puritan iconoclasm, to all of which much of Dryden’s verse bears witness, finally levelled off, in the last decade of the century, into a general feeling of religious and political tolerance. The 18th century, the era of the ‘Great Peace’, has its roots in the Restora

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-01354-7n from themselves. Fears about man’s inherent incapacity for self-improvement and doubts about his ability to alter his environment for the better led to a . attitude towards politics. Man, in Pope’s words, was a ‘chaos of thought and passion, all confused’ and any alteration in the structure of his

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-8931-4as once so fresh and vigorous in the writings of Pope and Swift had become dull and predictable. The edge had gone off it. For inspiration writers began to turn towards more mysterious or numinous aspects of experience and towards the world of their dreams, territories which had been out of bounds t

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State–of–the–Art und Related Works were homogeneous in appearance only. A closer inspection reveals a far greater range of doubt, scepticism and revolt than is normally associated with Victoria’s reign. Even the queen’s favourite poet, Tennyson, confessed now and then to ‘faltering where I firmly trod’. It is only from the promonto

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