Camelot regained : the Arthurian revival and Tennyson, 1800-1849
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Camelot regained : the Arthurian revival and Tennyson, 1800-1849
（Arthurian studies, 21）
D.S. Brewer , Boydell & Brewer, 1990
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Note
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
`Roger Simpson['s] finds are crisp, detailed, and convincing.' MODERN LANGUAGE REVIEW The revival of interest in Arthurian literature in the early part of the 19th century has been largely unremarked until now. Roger Simpson's wide-ranging study of this period, in which he traces the dominant forms adopted by the Arthurian revival and presents a wealth of new material, shows it to have been of critical importance in the development of the legend and to have been a powerful early influence on Tennyson, whose role within the Arthurian revival is accordingly reassessed. His book also contains a complete bibliography of early 19th-century Arthurian poetry, drama and prose fiction, together with catalogues of paintings and illustrated books.
ROGER SIMPSON is Director, Centre for Overseas Student Programmes, at the University of East Anglia
Table of Contents
- The historical Arthur
- the topographical Arthur
- the comic
- fairyland allegory
- Tennyson and the Arthurian revival. Appendices: catalogues of Arthuriana 1800-1849 - poetry, drama and prose fiction - minor allusions - chronological table - paintings - graphics.
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