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Tennyson’s Dramatic MonologuesAs Poetic Texts | ||
| Misan Journal of Acodemic Studies | ||
| Article 1, Volume 7, Issue 14, 2009, Pages 22-29 | ||
| Author | ||
| Sameer A . K . Sheikh | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Introduction Though he excels at writing lyric poems , Tennyson’s poetry contrives a strong dramatic element . Since the publication of “ Poems Chiefly Lyrical “ in 1830 in which he informs his lyrics his own thoughts and feelings so poignantly , Tennyson’s poetic intution craves for magic selection of words , soft music of his verse , splendid imagery and the perfection of metre and rhyme . Nonetheless , the Victorian poet treads the path of drama to express his conceptual and aesthetic vision . Not only that , but Tennyson is looked at as the poet in whose texts the weariness and the doubts of the age are encoded . This study procedes on the hypothesis that the linguistic strata or the " formal levels " , in terms of Halliday’s Functional Linguistics , help the poet build up the ideational picture of the world . Phonological , syntactic and semantic levels are the elements of design accessible to the poet .The aim of this study is to show how Tennyson’s dramatic monologues function as a vehicle for the poet’s world-view . Two dramatic momnologues by Tennyson will be analyzed from the standpoint of Stylistic Criticism . | ||
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