"The passion-flower at the gate": Tennyson's Poetry in the "Annals" of Julia Margaret Cameron.

The article focuses on Julia Margaret Cameron's use of poetry quotations in her essay "Annals of My Glass House" and her choice of them. It contends that Cameron makes use of Tennyson's poetry to express an "imperialist visually" and rejects her opponents by recalling the harsh tones of Tennyson's d...

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Publicado en:Victorian Poetry Vol. 60; no. 4; pp. 631 - 655
Autor principal: Martinez, Michele
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Publicado: Johns Hopkins University Press Winter2022
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