On Modern PoetsMeridian Books, 1959 - 223 psl. |
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... poetry . But Ransom is bound by his own analogies , and what he has said of painting we may fairly assume that he means of poetry . And when we come to poetry , his doctrine of imitation unmistakably collapses , for poetry is composed ...
... poetry . But Ransom is bound by his own analogies , and what he has said of painting we may fairly assume that he means of poetry . And when we come to poetry , his doctrine of imitation unmistakably collapses , for poetry is composed ...
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... poet cannot dispense with rational statement ; that at times he even seems to admire poetry for having a measure of rational content ; yet that he does not know what to do with the rational content , how to account for it or evaluate it ...
... poet cannot dispense with rational statement ; that at times he even seems to admire poetry for having a measure of rational content ; yet that he does not know what to do with the rational content , how to account for it or evaluate it ...
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... poetry and of the manner in which his theories render poetry contemptible . There are , it is true , certain re- marks about music in the Politics , which support Ransom's view very strongly , but the discussion of music , like ...
... poetry and of the manner in which his theories render poetry contemptible . There are , it is true , certain re- marks about music in the Politics , which support Ransom's view very strongly , but the discussion of music , like ...
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Introduction by Keith McKean | 7 |
T S Eliot or the Illusion of Reaction | 35 |
John Crowe Ransom or Thunder without God | 73 |
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