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Dramatic Monologue
Robert Browning (18121889). Afred Tennyson, (1809-1892). charlotte mew (1869-1928).C. Rossetti, (1830-1896). back. charlotte mew. The Farmer's Bride
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Extractions: Please read the questions in our textbook; they will help you think more about the poem. 1. What you need to find out first, as the questions suggest, is the "who, where, when, and why" of the poemthat is, who is speaking to whom and at what time and for what purpose. Try to find out the role the listener plays in this poem. 2. What is the last duchess like? (See ll. 21-34) 3. What is the duke's attitude to his duchess? (e.g. "Who'd stoop to blame /This sort of trifling?" "E'en then would be some stooping; and I chose never to stoop"; "This grew; I gave command; /Then all smiles stopped together"; "There she stands/As if alive," etc.) 4. What does the ending reveal about the duke? For instance, the mentioning of dowry, and "Neptune...taming a see-horse."
El-author
Lowell Robert ( ). Marvel, Andrew. To His Coy Mistress ( ) ( ). mew, charlotte. The Farmer's Bride ( ). Niedecker Lorine ( ). O'Hara Frank ( ). Plath, S. ( ).
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Metzger, Jennie (Hits 13) a collection of contemporary poetry from a Seattlepoet. mew, charlotte - (Hits 17) one of the last poets of the Victorian era.
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Links Page
Lessing biography, pictures, bibliography, and much more. An excellent site.mew, charlotte. mew's bio. (brief), selected poems, and a bibliography.
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Extractions: English Department Links English Home UALR Home Faculty FAQs ... Jobs The links below are a few selections out of thousands ofpossibilities. To access web pages about a specific literary figure (e.g.,Emily Dickinson, William Shakespeare), go to one of the search engines,Alta Vista or Yahoo, key in the name you are looking for, and press Return. To access literary subject areas (e.g., Romantic or Medievalliterature, literary theory) go to the "Voice of the Shuttle"link and follow its links. For information about other English departments in theU.S. or around the world, use the two links below. The remaining links on this page are idiosyncratic andrepresent the interests of individual UALR English department members. Search Engines: Alta Vista searches for specific words in web pages internationally. Yahoo is more oriented towards the words in web page titles. English Literature Comprehensive Link Pages: The Voice of the Shuttle is a comprehensive set of web link reference pages with thousands of links to genres, authors, literary eras, and other valuable information. The University of Virginia Electronic Text Library is an online library of works in English and other languages. It contains many online texts of famous authors that are in the public domain.
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Bloomsbury: Omega & Hogarth
Rooms by charlotte mew The poem included at the end of the two Bloomsburypages (other one here) are both by charlotte mew (18701928).
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Extractions: (1893-1932; Omega/Hogarth artist) Thursday evening attendees could include Shaw, Yeats, Arnold Bennett as well as luminary Lytton Strachley, the biographer, journalist/editor Desmond MacCarthy and his wife Molly, enigmatic civil servant Saxon Sydney-Turner, artist Marion Richardson, novelist E.M. Forster and economist John Maynard Keynes. Later John Lehmann, Frances Marshall, Raymond Mortimer, sculptor Stephen Tomlin, and Vanessa's son Quentin Bell could all be considered part of the New Bloomsbury group. The French Post-Impressionists (like Cezanne and Matisse) were a major influence on the painters and art critics of the group. Young artist Duncan Grant was thrilled by a Manet exhibit and wrote:
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BIOGRAPHIES. Last update October 5 th 2002, charlotte Mary mew (1869 1928) UK Poet. A lesbian poet and short story writer. Her short
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Extractions: Poet A lesbian poet and short story writer. Her short story Passed appeared in "The Yellow Book" in 1894, but she did not become well known until her first volume of poetry The Farmer's Bride (1915). Her second volume, The Rambling Sailor , appeared posthumously in 1929. Her poems are notable for restraint of expression combined with a powerful and passionate content which distinguish her from many of her Georgian contemporaries. She committed suicide, after destrying almost all of her poetry, quite certainly to eliminate all record of her lesbianism. Given the high quality of her surviving work, this was a great loss to English literature.
Mew Collected Poems
mew Collected Poems and other books by charlotte mew. Modern Classic charlottemew Author John Newton - Editor John Newton - Introduction, $24.95,
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Charlotte Sometimes (Tateno's Diary 2002.8)
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Penelope Fitzgerald Papers
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Extractions: Index of Correspondents Penelope Knox Fitzgerald was born into a literary family on December 17, 1916, in Lincoln, England. Her father was E. V. Knox, editor of PUNCH magazine (1932-1949). One of her uncles, Monseigneur Ronald Knox, was well known as a translator of the Bible and a writer of detective stories. Penelope attended Somerville College and, in 1941, married Desmond Fitzgerald with whom she raised three children. Her work experience was varied and included working in the Ministry of Food, for the BBC, in a haunted bookshop in Southwold, and as an English teacher. Her first professional experience in writing came in the 1950s when she worked as an assistant editor for the literary magazine, WORLD REVIEW. When her husband fell ill in the 1970s, she began writing fiction at the age of 61, partly in an effort to entertain her husband through his illness. Her first published work was THE GOLDEN CHILD in 1977. Her second novel, THE BOOKSHOP, was shortlisted for the Booker Prize in 1978, and in 1979 Fitzgerald won the Booker Prize for her novel OFFSHORE.
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