Includes bibliographical references (pages 227-240) and index.
Contents:
Mutations of the Wordsworthian child of nature -- Genre and the integration of gender: from Wordsworth to George Eliot to Virginia Woolf -- On exile and fiction: the Leweses, the Brownings, and the Shelleys -- Projection and the female other: Browning and the Romantics -- Dover revisited: the Wordsworthian matrix in the poetry of Matthew Arnold -- Arnold's fancy and Pater's imagination: exclusion and incorporation -- Revisiting Wordsworth: Lewis Carroll's "The White knight's song" -- The return of a native singer: Keats in Hardy's Dorset -- Kipling as Browning: from parody to translation -- The Victorianism of Strachey's "Eminent Victorians" -- Endings as beginnings: Woolf and nineteenth-century women novelists.
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