Collective Solipsism in Alfred Tennyson’s “The Lotos-Eaters”

Solipsism and solitude are almost the core of the Romantic poetry and experience. Many romantic poets encourage people to abandon society and have a moment of interaction between nature and the self to transcend the materialistic, industrial, and capitalist society. For example, in “Frost at Midnigh...

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