£22.00
Title: Tennyson The Leslie Stephen Lecture
Author: William Paton Ker
Publisher : Canbridge at the University Press
Publication: c1909 First Edition
Format: Hardback
Condition: Red covers which are good with light fading to spine. No dust jacket. Thick pages which are clean and mark free.
Book measures: 19cm x 13cm with 31 pages
1 in stock
TENNYSON. The Leslie Stephen Lecture by William Paton Ker offers a scholarly and insightful examination of Alfred, Lord Tennyson’s poetic legacy. Delivered as the prestigious Leslie Stephen Lecture, Ker’s work provides a critical appreciation of Tennyson’s major themes, stylistic innovations, and enduring impact on English literature. The lecture delves into the intellectual and cultural contexts that shaped Tennyson’s verse, exploring his engagement with Victorian society, scientific advancements, and personal grief. Ker, a renowned literary critic, brings his profound understanding to bear on Tennyson’s complex artistry, illuminating the poet’s mastery of language
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