Introduction to Poetry: Poetic Expression, Poetic Truth- the Progress of PoetryDutton, 1903 - 174 Seiten |
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... human , mounts ; and most important of all is the repetition of the open vowel in lowest , roll , moans , sorrow , with its variants in sound , human , mounts . ... § 11. Rhythm . - Another source of pleasure is discovered in the ...
... human , mounts ; and most important of all is the repetition of the open vowel in lowest , roll , moans , sorrow , with its variants in sound , human , mounts . ... § 11. Rhythm . - Another source of pleasure is discovered in the ...
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... human passion required prompt and clear explication . But in old Greek plays they furthermore performed the important tragic service of justify- ing the cruel side , the iron destiny , of the drama . They were the main agents in ...
... human passion required prompt and clear explication . But in old Greek plays they furthermore performed the important tragic service of justify- ing the cruel side , the iron destiny , of the drama . They were the main agents in ...
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... human life as a whole . " The con- clusion here is more reasonable than the argument . Our feeling on leaving a Greek theatre would not have been , " Well , after all , my troubles are not so bad as these , " but rather , " Well , after ...
... human life as a whole . " The con- clusion here is more reasonable than the argument . Our feeling on leaving a Greek theatre would not have been , " Well , after all , my troubles are not so bad as these , " but rather , " Well , after ...
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POETIC TRUTH | 47 |
THE PROGRESS OF POETRY | 99 |
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accented Æneas Æneid alliteration amaranth ambition beauty birds blank verse breath cæsura called Catullus century death device drama earth effect emotion English English poetry epic epic poetry epos example expression eyes feel flowers gods Greek hath heaven HEBRAISM AND HELLENISM heroic couplet Homer human idea Iliad instance Keats kind King language Latin learned liberty lines literary literature lives Lycidas lyrical matter Matthew Arnold means melody metaphor metre metrical Milton mind modern muse nature Note original Phillips piety pity poem poet poet's pen poetical truth progress of poetry recognise rhyme Roman Rome scansion sense Shakespeare Shelley simile song sonnet sorrow soul sound speak speech spirit stanza stars style sweet syllable symbols talk Tennyson thee things Thomas Campion thought tion tradition tragedy trochee true utterance Virgil winds words Wordsworth write