Medievalism the Middle Ages in modern England
The style of the medieval period, which flows through the bloodstream of western culture, was vigorously re-established in post-Enlightenment England. This one-volume history of the Medieval Revival is the first coherent account of it, especially those aspects that are expressed and reflected in lit...
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New Haven ; London :
Yale University Press
2006
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction : Contrast, medievalism, periodisation
- The advent of the Goths : the medieval in the 1760s
- Augustan to romantic revival, Percy
- Chivalry, romances and revival : Chaucer chez Scott : the lay of the last minstrel and Ivanhoe
- Romances and comparisons : dim religious lights
- The lay, 'Christabel' and 'The eve of St Agnes'
- The Pugin of contrasts
- Back to the future in the 1840s : Carlyle, Ruskin, Sybil, Newman
- The death of Arthur was the favourite volume : Malory, Digby, Tennyson, Rossettis, Morris
- History, the revival, and the PRB
- Westminster, Ivanhoe, medieval texts, the PRB
- History and legend : Tennyson, Ford Madox Brown
- 'Work,' the common weal, 'the windhover'
- Among the lilies and the weeds : Hopkins, Whistler, Burne-Jones, Beardsley
- I have seen a white horse : Chesterton, Yeats, Ford, Pound
- Modernist medievalism : Eliot, Pound, Jones
- Modern Christendom : Waugh, Auden, Inklings, Hill.
