Preface to PoetryHarcourt, Brace, 1946 - 737 pages |
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Page 194
... emotion may be said to have taken place . But if the reader's feelings are of quite a different sort from the poet's , then certainly the poem has stimulated emotion , but it has not ( in our sense ) communicated it . For the only way ...
... emotion may be said to have taken place . But if the reader's feelings are of quite a different sort from the poet's , then certainly the poem has stimulated emotion , but it has not ( in our sense ) communicated it . For the only way ...
Page 201
... emotion , as sug- gested by the poem , is indeed complex , especially when compared to the simplicity of his genial fellow monk , who loves his garden and delights in all good things . But what is Browning's own emotion , the feeling ...
... emotion , as sug- gested by the poem , is indeed complex , especially when compared to the simplicity of his genial fellow monk , who loves his garden and delights in all good things . But what is Browning's own emotion , the feeling ...
Page 204
... emotion has not been com- municated , and the reading experience has been unsuccessful in this regard . 4. CAUSES OF THE READER'S EMOTION We come now to the important question : What causes the stir of feeling within the reader ? But to ...
... emotion has not been com- municated , and the reading experience has been unsuccessful in this regard . 4. CAUSES OF THE READER'S EMOTION We come now to the important question : What causes the stir of feeling within the reader ? But to ...
Contents
ANATOMY OF THE POEMEXPERIENCE | 65 |
65 | 91 |
Visual and Other FreeImagery | 137 |
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alliteration attention Beauty begin called chapter clear close comes communication comparable consider critical dead death earth emotion English experience eyes face fall feeling give given hand head hear heard heart imagery interpretation John Keats keep King language leave light listening live look Lord lyric meaning metrical pattern mind nature never night once particular past pattern persons phrase poem poet poet's poetic poetry present printed question reader reading recorded reference relation response rhythm rime Robert rose seems sense serve sing song sonnet sort soul sound stand stanza stressed suggested syllables tell thee things thou thought tion true turn verse voice wind words writing written young