Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p 1. The man of letters in the modern world -- To whom is the poet responsible? -- Is literary criticism possible? -- The function of the critical quarterly -- Tension in poetry -- Literature as knowledge -- The hovering fly -- Techniques of fiction -- Miss Emily and the bibliographer -- Understanding modern poetry -- A note on critical "autotelism" -- Three types of poetry -- The present function of criticism -- Modern poetry -- Poetry modern and unmodern -- 2. A note on Donne -- The point of dying: Donne's "virtuous men" -- A note on Elizabethan satire -- A reading of Keats -- Emily Dickinson -- Yeat's romanticism -- Hart Crane -- Crane: the poet as hero -- Hardy's philosophic metaphors -- Edwin Arlington Robinson -- John Peale Bishop -- MacLeish's Conquistador -- Ezra Pound -- Herbert Read -- 3. Our cousin, Mr. Poe -- The angelic imagination -- The symbolic imagination -- The unliteral imagination; or, I, too, dislike it -- T.S. Eliot's Ash Wednesday -- Longinus and the new criticism -- Johnson on the metaphysical poets -- Ezra Pound and the Bollingen Prize -- 4. The profession of letters in the South -- The new provincialism -- What is a traditional society? -- Religion and the old South -- A Southern mode of the imagination -- Narcissus as Narcissus -- 5. Prefaces: To Reactionary essays on poetry and ideas -- To Reason in madness -- To On the limits of poetry -- To The forlorn demon -- To The man of letters in the modern world.. }
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- catalog description "1. The man of letters in the modern world -- To whom is the poet responsible? -- Is literary criticism possible? -- The function of the critical quarterly -- Tension in poetry -- Literature as knowledge -- The hovering fly -- Techniques of fiction -- Miss Emily and the bibliographer -- Understanding modern poetry -- A note on critical "autotelism" -- Three types of poetry -- The present function of criticism -- Modern poetry -- Poetry modern and unmodern -- 2. A note on Donne -- The point of dying: Donne's "virtuous men" -- A note on Elizabethan satire -- A reading of Keats -- Emily Dickinson -- Yeat's romanticism -- Hart Crane -- Crane: the poet as hero -- Hardy's philosophic metaphors -- Edwin Arlington Robinson -- John Peale Bishop -- MacLeish's Conquistador -- Ezra Pound -- Herbert Read -- 3. Our cousin, Mr. Poe -- The angelic imagination -- The symbolic imagination -- The unliteral imagination; or, I, too, dislike it -- T.S. Eliot's Ash Wednesday -- Longinus and the new criticism -- Johnson on the metaphysical poets -- Ezra Pound and the Bollingen Prize -- 4. The profession of letters in the South -- The new provincialism -- What is a traditional society? -- Religion and the old South -- A Southern mode of the imagination -- Narcissus as Narcissus -- 5. Prefaces: To Reactionary essays on poetry and ideas -- To Reason in madness -- To On the limits of poetry -- To The forlorn demon -- To The man of letters in the modern world.".
- catalog tableOfContents "1. The man of letters in the modern world -- To whom is the poet responsible? -- Is literary criticism possible? -- The function of the critical quarterly -- Tension in poetry -- Literature as knowledge -- The hovering fly -- Techniques of fiction -- Miss Emily and the bibliographer -- Understanding modern poetry -- A note on critical "autotelism" -- Three types of poetry -- The present function of criticism -- Modern poetry -- Poetry modern and unmodern -- 2. A note on Donne -- The point of dying: Donne's "virtuous men" -- A note on Elizabethan satire -- A reading of Keats -- Emily Dickinson -- Yeat's romanticism -- Hart Crane -- Crane: the poet as hero -- Hardy's philosophic metaphors -- Edwin Arlington Robinson -- John Peale Bishop -- MacLeish's Conquistador -- Ezra Pound -- Herbert Read -- 3. Our cousin, Mr. Poe -- The angelic imagination -- The symbolic imagination -- The unliteral imagination; or, I, too, dislike it -- T.S. Eliot's Ash Wednesday -- Longinus and the new criticism -- Johnson on the metaphysical poets -- Ezra Pound and the Bollingen Prize -- 4. The profession of letters in the South -- The new provincialism -- What is a traditional society? -- Religion and the old South -- A Southern mode of the imagination -- Narcissus as Narcissus -- 5. Prefaces: To Reactionary essays on poetry and ideas -- To Reason in madness -- To On the limits of poetry -- To The forlorn demon -- To The man of letters in the modern world.".