The Living Will: A Study of Tennyson and Nineteenth-century Subjectivism

A. C. Bradley aesthetic allegory Apollonian Apostles appears Armageddon Arthur Hallam awareness Birth of Tragedy boundless Camelot canst Carlyle chaos chaotic Charles Tennyson Chrétien de Troyes Coleridge conceive concept conclusion Dagonet dark death deep described despair Dionysiac Dionysiac realm dream early poems Essays existence external world F. D. Maurice fact faith feeling Fichte force Gareth Guinevere Hesperides I. A. Richards Ibid ideas Idylls illusion infinite intellect intuition irony Kant King knights knowledge Lady of Shalott Lancelot living London Lotos Eaters Lucretius Malory man's Memoir Memoriam Merlin mind moral nature Nietzsche Nietzsche's nyson's objectified objective perhaps philosophy Platonic poet's private sensation psychology reality Round Table Schopenhauer sciousness self-conscious sense Socratic soul space spirit Stange struggle subjective poet subjectivism suggested supra sustain Tennyson's poetry thee things thought thro thyself Tithonus tragic Tristram truth Ulysses universe vision of futility vital vitalistic Vivien voice vows Wisdom