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A Miscellany
CONTENTS;
The reaction against Tennyson.--Jane Austen.- Coriolanus.--English poetry and German philosophy in the age of Wordsworth.--Shelley and Arnold's critique of his poetry.- Odours and flowers in the poetry of Shelley.--Coleridge-echoes in Shelley's poems.--Coleridge's use of light and colour.- Keats and philosophy.--Feste the jester.--Scene-endings in Shakespeare and in The two noble kinsmen.--Inspiration.- Monosyllabic lines and words in English verse and prose.
Reprint of the 1929 ed. Bibliographica.
The reaction against Tennyson.--Jane Austen.- Coriolanus.--English poetry and German philosophy in the age of Wordsworth.--Shelley and Arnold's critique of his poetry.- Odours and flowers in the poetry of Shelley.--Coleridge-echoes in Shelley's poems.--Coleridge's use of light and colour.- Keats and philosophy.--Feste the jester.--Scene-endings in Shakespeare and in The two noble kinsmen.--Inspiration.- Monosyllabic lines and words in English verse and prose.
Reprint of the 1929 ed. Bibliographica.
267 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1929
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A.C. Bradley
89 books11 followersAndrew Cecil Bradley was an English literary scholar, best remembered for his work on Shakespeare.
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