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The Poetry Of Vision Five Eighteenthcentury Poets Patricia Meyer Spacks

Name: The Poetry Of Vision Five Eighteenthcentury Poets Patricia Meyer Spacks
SKU: BELL-51424844
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Publisher: Harvard University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 11.71 MB

Pages: 244

Author: Patricia Meyer Spacks

ISBN: 9780674435827, 9780674435810, 0674435826, 0674435818

Language: English

Year: 2013

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The Poetry Of Vision Five Eighteenthcentury Poets Patricia Meyer Spacks by Patricia Meyer Spacks 9780674435827, 9780674435810, 0674435826, 0674435818 instant download after payment.

The works of the eighteenth-century English writers James Thomson, William Collins, Thomas Gray, Christopher Smart, and William Cowper have been often neglected, and it is as a corrective to this neglect that Patricia Spacks provides thorough analyses of the qualities and weaknesses of the verse of each of these poets from a contemporary critical viewpoint. In so doing her study develops a single thesis: the poetry of sensibility in the eighteenth century can best be understood by considering the relation of its imagery to the dual concepts of the visual and the visionary.