University of California Publications in English, Volume 8University of California Press, 1940 |
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Page 37
... poetry never means any one else than Geoffrey Chaucer , then and there visibly present . He may distort the picture ... poet himself ; but we are not convinced . The conception of an indefi- nite unautobiographical " I " is a ...
... poetry never means any one else than Geoffrey Chaucer , then and there visibly present . He may distort the picture ... poet himself ; but we are not convinced . The conception of an indefi- nite unautobiographical " I " is a ...
Page 145
... poetry as you please by lending false associations to it , but real poetry , or the poetry of the highest order , can only be pro- duced by unravelling the real web of associations which have been wound around any subject by nature ...
... poetry as you please by lending false associations to it , but real poetry , or the poetry of the highest order , can only be pro- duced by unravelling the real web of associations which have been wound around any subject by nature ...
Page 152
... Poetry ( 1936 ) , II : 619 . 10 Ibid . , p . 633 . 11 H. W. Garrod , Keats , p . 104 . 19 John Keats , II : 170–171 ... Poetry in General , Works , V : 5 . 35 " A View of the English Stages , " Works , V : 348 . 30 " On Poetry in General ...
... Poetry ( 1936 ) , II : 619 . 10 Ibid . , p . 633 . 11 H. W. Garrod , Keats , p . 104 . 19 John Keats , II : 170–171 ... Poetry in General , Works , V : 5 . 35 " A View of the English Stages , " Works , V : 348 . 30 " On Poetry in General ...
Contents
Chaucers Art in Relation to His Audience I | 1 |
Dramatist | 55 |
Hydriotaphia | 73 |
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