The Artist as Critic: Critical Writings of Oscar WildeRandom House, 1969 - 446页 |
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... poetry as an art . They have had certainly one good result - they have made our minor poets readable , and have not left us entirely at the mercy of geniuses . But , says Mr. Sharp , every one is far too literary ; even Ros- setti is ...
... poetry as an art . They have had certainly one good result - they have made our minor poets readable , and have not left us entirely at the mercy of geniuses . But , says Mr. Sharp , every one is far too literary ; even Ros- setti is ...
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... poetry of the Bible , and on Abraham Lincoln . But Walt Whitman is at his best when he is analyzing his own work , and making schemes for the poetry of the future . Literature to him has a distinctly social aim . He seeks to build up ...
... poetry of the Bible , and on Abraham Lincoln . But Walt Whitman is at his best when he is analyzing his own work , and making schemes for the poetry of the future . Literature to him has a distinctly social aim . He seeks to build up ...
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... poetry " of a power not altogether his own , or under his control " ; a power which comes and goes when it wills , " so that the old fancy which made the poet's art an enthusiasm , a form of divine pos- session , seems almost true of ...
... poetry " of a power not altogether his own , or under his control " ; a power which comes and goes when it wills , " so that the old fancy which made the poet's art an enthusiasm , a form of divine pos- session , seems almost true of ...
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