Rossetti Legacy
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Rossetti Legacy
Victorian Poetry, Pre-Raphaelite Art, and the Exploration of Self-Identity
Cai, Charlotte Xiaoqian
Taylor & Francis Ltd
04/2026
222
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Inglês
9781041198321
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Introduction Chapter 1 Self-Renunciation and Self-Fulfilment: Interplay of Sacred Love and Secular Love in Monna Innominata and Later Life 1.1 Monna Innominata 1.1.1 First macro-quatrain: a quest for the beloved 1.1.2 Second macro-quatrain: agency via religion versus risk of idolatry 1.1.3 Macro-sestet: forgoing her beloved & retaining her love 1.2 Later Life 1.2.1 First macro-octave: pleas for grace & quest for agency 1.2.2 Second macro-octave: beginning to assume God's vision 1.2.3 First macro-sestet: through the seasons of human life 1.2.4 Second macro-sestet: dynamics among life, death, and love Chapter 2 Fluidity of Life, Love and Death in The House of Life 2.1 The Religion of Love 2.2 Confronting Death 2.3 Ambiguity of the Sirens and the Law of the Monochord 2.4 A Summary and a Comparison Chapter 3 The Aesthetics of Renunciation in Christina Rossetti's Double Works 3.1 Sing-Song: Calls for a Shift of Attention 3.2 Speaking Likenesses: Dynamics Between the Weak and the Strong 3.3 Goblin Market and Christina's Illustrations for The Christian Year: Siblinghood and Selfhood Chapter 4 Passion and Passivity: Fluidity of Identity in Dante Gabriel Rossetti's Double Works 4.1 Heavenly Lady or Femme Fatale 4.2 Transformations of Lady Lilith and Mary Magdalene 4.3 Modern Femme Fatale 4.4 The Constellation of Helen, Proserpine, and Pandora 4.5 A Summary and a Comparison Conclusio
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Dante Gabriel;Christina Rossetti;Romantic idealism;Victorian poetry;Victorian art;Femme Fatale;Monna Innominata;The House of Life
Introduction Chapter 1 Self-Renunciation and Self-Fulfilment: Interplay of Sacred Love and Secular Love in Monna Innominata and Later Life 1.1 Monna Innominata 1.1.1 First macro-quatrain: a quest for the beloved 1.1.2 Second macro-quatrain: agency via religion versus risk of idolatry 1.1.3 Macro-sestet: forgoing her beloved & retaining her love 1.2 Later Life 1.2.1 First macro-octave: pleas for grace & quest for agency 1.2.2 Second macro-octave: beginning to assume God's vision 1.2.3 First macro-sestet: through the seasons of human life 1.2.4 Second macro-sestet: dynamics among life, death, and love Chapter 2 Fluidity of Life, Love and Death in The House of Life 2.1 The Religion of Love 2.2 Confronting Death 2.3 Ambiguity of the Sirens and the Law of the Monochord 2.4 A Summary and a Comparison Chapter 3 The Aesthetics of Renunciation in Christina Rossetti's Double Works 3.1 Sing-Song: Calls for a Shift of Attention 3.2 Speaking Likenesses: Dynamics Between the Weak and the Strong 3.3 Goblin Market and Christina's Illustrations for The Christian Year: Siblinghood and Selfhood Chapter 4 Passion and Passivity: Fluidity of Identity in Dante Gabriel Rossetti's Double Works 4.1 Heavenly Lady or Femme Fatale 4.2 Transformations of Lady Lilith and Mary Magdalene 4.3 Modern Femme Fatale 4.4 The Constellation of Helen, Proserpine, and Pandora 4.5 A Summary and a Comparison Conclusio
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