The Ends of Rhyme: Swinburne's "A Century of Roundels" and Late-Victorian Rhyme Culture

Valuing art over chance and the poet's intentions over unintentional effects were fundamental aesthetic hierarchies for many English Parnassians, whose regard for rhyme emerged from a more fundamental endorsement of art and technique. [...]Gosse argues that to write fixed forms successfully, th...

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