Skip to main content
Home
Toggle menu
  • Home
  • Editions
    • Latest
    • Explore
  • Praxis
    • Latest
    • Explore
  • Gallery
    • Explore Latest Exhibits
    • Explore Past Exhibits
    • Explore All Images
  • Resources
    • Index of Authors
    • Booklists
    • Syllabus Repository
    • Timelines
  • About
    • Masthead
    • History
    • Index of Contributors
    • Submissions, Use & Citation Guidelines
    • Archived Material

Translation and the Victorian Culture of the Mind: Literature as Cultural History

Translation as 'Genre in its own Excess': Germaine de Staël's "On the Spirit of Translation(s)"

Preface: Objects of Translation(s)

Introduction to Poems from the Commonplace Book (DCMS 120)

  • Read more about Introduction to Poems from the Commonplace Book (DCMS 120)

 

I: Contexts

   A. Brief Introduction to Dorothy Wordsworth’s Poetry and DCMS 120

   B. Poetry In (and Out of) the Commonplace Book

   C. The Arrangement, Presentation, and Reception of the Poems

   D. “D. Wordsworth: Old Poetess”

Table of Contents: Ordering the Commonplace Book Poems (DCMS 120)

  • Read more about Table of Contents: Ordering the Commonplace Book Poems (DCMS 120)

Table of Contents: Ordering the Commonplace Book Poems (DCMS 120)



[37] A Tribute to the memory of the Revd John Curwen

  • Read more about [37] A Tribute to the memory of the Revd John Curwen

[Page f.15r (from back of notebook)]

[35] Lines to Dora H. [Version B of “Lines to Dora H."]

  • Read more about [35] Lines to Dora H. [Version B of “Lines to Dora H."]

[Page insert 8a pasted into f.1r (from back of notebook)]

(1)

[34] Lines to Dora H. [Version A]

  • Read more about [34] Lines to Dora H. [Version A]
[Page insert 7a (from back; loose sheet)]

[33] Loving & Liking [Version B of "Loving and Liking"]

  • Read more about [33] Loving & Liking [Version B of "Loving and Liking"]
[Page f.59r]

[32] Lines written (rather begun) on the morning of Sunday, April 6th, the third approach of Spring-time since my illnes began. [Version G of "Lines written (rather say begun)"]

  • Read more about [32] Lines written (rather begun) on the morning of Sunday, April 6th, the third approach of Spring-time since my illnes began. [Version G of "Lines written (rather say begun)"]
[Page f.58r]

Pagination

  • First page « First
  • Previous page ‹ Previous
  • …
  • Page 151321
  • Page 151322
  • Page 151323
  • Page 151324
  • Current page 151325
  • Page 151326
  • Page 151327
  • Page 151328
  • Page 151329
  • …
  • Next page Next ›
  • Last page Last »
Subscribe to

 

Masthead

About

Contact Us

sfy39587stp18