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VICTORIAN POETRY Pub Date : 2021-09-01 DOI:10.1353/vp.2021.0024

J. Sider

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Hatherley and notes and an editor’s introduction by Owen Holland, author of William Morris’s Utopianism (2017). The collaboration works well, as Hatherley provides an overview of Morris’s relevance for con temporary socialist efforts and Holland offers a succinct po liti cal biography of Morris and clear account of the distinctiveness of his demo cratic, antiimperialist vision within the context of his time. Many of the volume’s se lections are of lesserknown yet significant essays, such as the 1884 “The Housing of the Poor,” the 1885 “Ireland and Italy: A Warning,” and the eloquent 1887 “Why We Celebrate the Commune of Paris.” Holland’s annotations are admirably detailed, so that even those who are familiar with Morris’s essays from other editions, such as the Collected Works, will want to own this compact and valuable volume. In conclusion, 2020 brought many skillful and original contributions to an understanding of PreRaphaelite literary art in general, as well as of specific works by D. G. Rossetti and William Morris, who were viewed as anticipating the anx i eties, aspirations, and critical sensibilities of the pre sent day.

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哈瑟利和威廉·莫里斯的乌托邦主义（2017）的作者欧文·霍兰德的笔记和编辑介绍。合作进行得很好，哈瑟利概述了莫里斯与临时社会主义努力的相关性，霍兰德为莫里斯提供了一本简洁的政治传记，并清楚地说明了他那个时代民主、反帝国主义愿景的独特性。该卷的许多选集都是鲜为人知但意义重大的散文，如1884年的《穷人的住房》、1885年的《爱尔兰和意大利：警告》和1887年雄辩的《我们为什么庆祝巴黎公社》。霍兰德的注释非常详细，因此即使是熟悉莫里斯其他版本（如《文集》）的散文的人，我想拥有这本小巧而有价值的书。总之，2020年为理解拉斐尔前派文学艺术，以及D.G.Rossetti和William Morris的具体作品带来了许多技巧性和独创性的贡献，他们被视为预见了前一天的焦虑、抱负和批判情感。

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VICTORIAN POETRY POETRY-

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期刊介绍： Founded in 1962 to further the aesthetic study of the poetry of the Victorian Period in Britain (1830–1914), Victorian Poetry publishes articles from a broad range of theoretical and critical angles, including but not confined to new historicism, feminism, and social and cultural issues. The journal has expanded its purview from the major figures of Victorian England (Tennyson, Browning, the Rossettis, etc.) to a wider compass of poets of all classes and gender identifications in nineteenth-century Britain and the Commonwealth. Victorian Poetry is edited by John B. Lamb and sponsored by the Department of English at West Virginia University.