Forms of unknowing in Victorian poetry
<p>This thesis argues that Victorian poets were persistently drawn to the experience of partial, uncertain, or elusive knowledge, situations in which knowing is felt to be simultaneously tantalising and potentially entrapping or chimerical: a set of conditions I group under the term ‘unknowing...
Main Author: | McGhee, F |
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Other Authors: | Bevis, M |
Format: | Thesis |
Language: | English |
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2021
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