A History of English Poetry, Volumen6Russell & Russell, 1962 |
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... poet , of the unseen life in Nature . The æsthetic problem to be solved was , according to them , primarily a metaphysical , not a technical question ; not , What are the limits of the Art of Poetry ? but , What is the Poet ? and What ...
... poet , of the unseen life in Nature . The æsthetic problem to be solved was , according to them , primarily a metaphysical , not a technical question ; not , What are the limits of the Art of Poetry ? but , What is the Poet ? and What ...
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... poet . The wrath of Achilles was a fit subject of song inde- pendently of the particular manner in which it was ... poet was concerned , consisted in giving to the subject- matter the highest form it was capable of receiving ; the final ...
... poet . The wrath of Achilles was a fit subject of song inde- pendently of the particular manner in which it was ... poet was concerned , consisted in giving to the subject- matter the highest form it was capable of receiving ; the final ...
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... poet . Wordsworth's principle is romantic , Crabbe's anti - romantic and realistic . I have already dealt with the artistic difficulties inherent in the former poet's methods : the character of poetical realism as illustrated in The ...
... poet . Wordsworth's principle is romantic , Crabbe's anti - romantic and realistic . I have already dealt with the artistic difficulties inherent in the former poet's methods : the character of poetical realism as illustrated in The ...
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