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Algernon Charles Swinburne

introduced by James P. Carley

(Arthurian poets)

Boydell Press, 1990

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Bibliography: p. [11]

Contents of Works

  • Tristram of Lyonesse
  • The tale of Balen
  • Queen Yseult
  • Joyeuse garde
  • King Ban
  • The day before the trial
  • Lancelot

Description and Table of Contents

Description

Some of Swinburne's most important poetry recreates the Arthurian legends from a `modern' perspective. Deeply influenced by Wagner and the German romantics, he reacted against the Tennysonian orthodoxy; `Tristram of Lyonesse' in particular is a sustained celebration of the triumph of love over conventional morality. This anthology makes available some of the most important poems in their complete form and will be essential to those interested in the Victorian era as well as to Arthurians and general readers.

Table of Contents

  • "Tristram of Lyonesse"
  • "The Tale of Balen"
  • "Queen Yseult"
  • "Joyeuse Garden"
  • "King Ban"
  • "Lancelot"
  • "The Day Before the Trial".

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