Rhythm and Will in Victorian Poetry

Focusing on the exploration of human will, this book delves into the poetry of notable authors such as Tennyson, Browning, Hopkins, and Hardy. It examines how each poet articulates the complexities of human desire, choice, and agency within their works, offering insights into the philosophical and emotional underpinnings of their poetry. Through a detailed analysis, it highlights the unique perspectives and themes each poet brings to the concept of will, enriching the understanding of their literary contributions.