Tennyson and the Embodied Mind

2009/03/01 by Gregory Tate · 25 citations
Psychology · Neuroscience · #Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology #Historical Psychiatry and Medical Practices #Neurology and Historical Studies #Embodied cognition #Poetry #Representation (politics) #Metaphysics #Identity (music) #Literature #Focus (optics) #Philosophy #Personal identity #Aesthetics #Self #Art #Epistemology #Law

paper · open access · doi:10.1353/vp.0.0051

published in Victorian poetry 47(1), 61-80 (West Virginia University Press)

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Abstract

Victorian Poetry 47 (2009), 61-80

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