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Goblin Market: Critical Essay by Lona Mosk Packer

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Christina Rossetti
About 30 pages (9,034 words)
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SOURCE: "Symbol and Reality in Christina Rossetti's Goblin Market," in PMLA, Vol. LXXIII, No. 4, Part I, September, 1958, pp. 375-85.

In the following essay, Packer argues that the symbolismwhich is often vaguein "Goblin Market" reflects the realities of Rossetti 's life, just as the symbols in her other works correspond with her life, and that the poem should not be read simply as a "Pre-Raphaelite masterpiece."

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