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Mutability in Tennyson's Ulysses

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English

 

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February 24, 2016

 

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Ulysses is aware that it is impossible to avoid the ultimate fate of time, but he is going to die trying to prove he is a great hero. Ulysses wants to go "beyond the utmost bound of human thought." He has the desire to battle time until it kills him. This is supported by R. H. Hutton, he says that Ulysses is Tennyson's picture of "insatiable craving for new experience, enterprise, and adventure," driven by "reason and a self controlled will (356)...
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Hutton, he says that Ulysses is Tennyson's picture of "insatiable craving for new experience, enterprise, and adventure," driven by "reason and a self controlled will (356)." Ulysses' will, that made him one of the greatest heroes of his time, is what will give him the strength to pursue these cravings...
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