Notes on Tennyson's In Memoriam

This book provides an in-depth analysis of Tennyson’s renowned elegy, In Memoriam, exploring its themes, symbolism, and literary techniques.

Key features:

– Comprehensive commentary on each canto.

– Examination of Tennyson’s religious faith and doubts.

– Discussion of the poem’s exploration of grief and consolation.

– Appreciation of Tennyson’s poetic imagery and language.

This book is perfect for those looking to understand Tennyson’s work on a deeper level or for anyone interested in the way poetry can capture human emotions. With Barton’s insightful notes, this classic elegy becomes accessible and relevant to anyone who has faced moments of sorrow and reflection.

Robin Barton, with a degree from Manchester University, became Head of English at Claremont School near Esher, Surrey, in the 1960s. He has been recently presented with a local publisher of poems he has written, selected from what he has written within the years. He has also written many poems reflecting his variety of interests, including his following of Christian science since the age of twelve. He loves bird-watching and classical music.