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| • | Arthur's ideal
kingdom Camelot is analogous |
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| to Victorian
society threatened by loss of |
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| traditional
beliefs. |
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| • | Tennyson's Lady
could represent the artist's |
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| role in society. |
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| – | tension between
"private and public voices" in art |
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| – | desire to create
art as a private expression of |
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| beauty/emotion
vs. desire to express a social |
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| message in art |
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