The Great Ideas TodayRobert Maynard Hutchins, Mortimer Jerome Adler Encyclopædia Britannica, 1968 |
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... poets think about their own and others ' poetry are inevitably complex and confusing . We know that poetry is a vocation , and yet it is not a spiritual calling like religion , with values not of this world . Poetry is not a profession ...
... poets think about their own and others ' poetry are inevitably complex and confusing . We know that poetry is a vocation , and yet it is not a spiritual calling like religion , with values not of this world . Poetry is not a profession ...
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... poetry but versified prose , we answer the charge not by defending a rationalist poetry of meaning , but by pointing out that the path of tough ... poets like Wordsworth and Tennyson dry up . The usual answers all 100 Contemporary Poetry.
... poetry but versified prose , we answer the charge not by defending a rationalist poetry of meaning , but by pointing out that the path of tough ... poets like Wordsworth and Tennyson dry up . The usual answers all 100 Contemporary Poetry.
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... poets grew old and weary and disillusioned and there- fore prosaic and dull in their poetry . It seems to me possible that one contributing factor for the dullness of the later Wordsworth and Tenny- son is that they got too skilled at ...
... poets grew old and weary and disillusioned and there- fore prosaic and dull in their poetry . It seems to me possible that one contributing factor for the dullness of the later Wordsworth and Tenny- son is that they got too skilled at ...
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Introduction | 2 |
PART | 77 |
A Little Anthology of Contemporary Poetry | 108 |
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