Tennyson's Philological Medievalism
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Tennyson's Philological Medievalism
Weaver, Sarah
Boydell & Brewer Ltd
12/2024
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9781843846611
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List of Illustrations
Acknowledgements
List of Abbreviations
Conventions Used in This Volume
Timeline of Relevant Events and Publications
Introduction: Tennyson's Philological Literary Language
1. "Between the chaos and the cosmos of human speech": Seeking the Source of Meaning
2. "The people whose tongue we speak": Anglo-Saxons as Linguistic Ancestors
3. Removing the Veil of Custom and Familiarity
4. "All that men have been doing and thinking and feeling": Evoking and Invoking the Past
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index
Acknowledgements
List of Abbreviations
Conventions Used in This Volume
Timeline of Relevant Events and Publications
Introduction: Tennyson's Philological Literary Language
1. "Between the chaos and the cosmos of human speech": Seeking the Source of Meaning
2. "The people whose tongue we speak": Anglo-Saxons as Linguistic Ancestors
3. Removing the Veil of Custom and Familiarity
4. "All that men have been doing and thinking and feeling": Evoking and Invoking the Past
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index
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Old English; archaism; antiquarian; grammar; typography; paleography; revival; lexicon; alliterative; dialect
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgements
List of Abbreviations
Conventions Used in This Volume
Timeline of Relevant Events and Publications
Introduction: Tennyson's Philological Literary Language
1. "Between the chaos and the cosmos of human speech": Seeking the Source of Meaning
2. "The people whose tongue we speak": Anglo-Saxons as Linguistic Ancestors
3. Removing the Veil of Custom and Familiarity
4. "All that men have been doing and thinking and feeling": Evoking and Invoking the Past
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index
Acknowledgements
List of Abbreviations
Conventions Used in This Volume
Timeline of Relevant Events and Publications
Introduction: Tennyson's Philological Literary Language
1. "Between the chaos and the cosmos of human speech": Seeking the Source of Meaning
2. "The people whose tongue we speak": Anglo-Saxons as Linguistic Ancestors
3. Removing the Veil of Custom and Familiarity
4. "All that men have been doing and thinking and feeling": Evoking and Invoking the Past
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index
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