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The best way to understand Tennyson's early poems is to read them along with reviews on them. In particular, the reviews of Tennyson's first collections of poem, Poems, Chiefly Lyrical(1830), are important because they discuss the issues with which Tennyson and Victorian poetics were concerned for several decades. One of the major issues the reviews raise is about the questionable status of poetry in the industrial society. Fox, Hallam and Wilson all addressed this issue in their reviews and Tennyson's poetry was in a close dialogue with them. "The Palace of Art" clearly shows Tennyson's attitude toward this issue. Tennyson is split between his longing for high world of the sublime and his moral duty to the earthly matters of the world.
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Albright, Daniel / 1986 / Tennyson:The Muse's Tug-of-War / UP of Virginia
Armstrong, Isobel / 1993 / Victorian Poetry: Poetry, Poetics and Politics / Routledge
Armstrong, Isobel / 1972 / Victorian Scrutinies: Reviews of Poetry 1830-1870 / The Athlone P of U of London
Browning, Robert / 1910 / Robert Browning's Complete Works / Fred DeFau
McSweeney, Kerry / 1981 / Tennyson and Swinburne as Romantic Naturalists / U of Toronto P
Armstrong, Isobel / 1993 / Victorian Poetry: Poetry, Poetics and Politics / Routledge
Armstrong, Isobel / 1972 / Victorian Scrutinies: Reviews of Poetry 1830-1870 / The Athlone P of U of London
Browning, Robert / 1910 / Robert Browning's Complete Works / Fred DeFau
McSweeney, Kerry / 1981 / Tennyson and Swinburne as Romantic Naturalists / U of Toronto P
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