English Poetry: A Critical IntroductionBarnes & Noble, 1966 - 205 стор. |
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... seems to be that children and ' common folk ' respond to the beauty of ' Lycidas ' without understanding it , whereas Dr Johnson , who did understand the poem , got nothing out of it . The way to learn to appreciate Milton is not to ...
... seems to be that children and ' common folk ' respond to the beauty of ' Lycidas ' without understanding it , whereas Dr Johnson , who did understand the poem , got nothing out of it . The way to learn to appreciate Milton is not to ...
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... seems likely that we must take the ' words ' referred to in this passage quite literally ; the source of the unreasonable excitement is not in Blake's sentences but in the single words and phrases detached from their grammatical context ...
... seems likely that we must take the ' words ' referred to in this passage quite literally ; the source of the unreasonable excitement is not in Blake's sentences but in the single words and phrases detached from their grammatical context ...
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... seems guilty of attitudinizing . The love of Nature and of Life which might have provided the counter - attitude is not developed sufficiently . It was for his own selfish gratification , we feel , that he loved them . The image of ...
... seems guilty of attitudinizing . The love of Nature and of Life which might have provided the counter - attitude is not developed sufficiently . It was for his own selfish gratification , we feel , that he loved them . The image of ...
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Poetic Meaning and the Poets Audience | 39 |
Poetry and Society | 57 |
Schools of Poetry | 73 |
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anthologies Arnold Auden Augustan Augustan poetry beauty Blake's C. S. Lewis Chaucer classic Coleridge Coleridge's contemporary context critical derives diction Dryden E. M. W. Tillyard edition effect Elegy Eliot emotional English literature English poetry essay essential example F. R. Leavis fact function Gray Gray's human I. A. Richards Johnson Keats Keats's L'Allegro language Leavis lines linguistic literary Lucy Lycidas Lyrical Ballads Marvell's meaning metaphor Milton modern poetry mystical nature object onomatopoeia original Oxford parallel passage Penseroso perhaps phrases poem's poet poet's poetic political Pope Pope's prose Renaissance rhyme Romantic poetry Romanticism seems Semantic Gap sense Shakespeare Shelley Shelley's poems similar similes simply social society sonnet sound Spenser stage stanza suggests symbol synthesis synthetic T. S. Eliot Tears Tennyson theory thing thought verbal verse Victorian Waller West Wind words Wordsworth writing written Wyatt