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Page 89
T " A HISTORY WITHOUT FOOTNOTES : ' AN ACCOUNT OF KEATS ' URN HERE is much in the poetry of Keats which suggests that he would have approved of Archibald MacLeish's dictum , poem should not mean / But be . " There is even some war- rant ...
T " A HISTORY WITHOUT FOOTNOTES : ' AN ACCOUNT OF KEATS ' URN HERE is much in the poetry of Keats which suggests that he would have approved of Archibald MacLeish's dictum , poem should not mean / But be . " There is even some war- rant ...
Page 96
... Keats is saying that the love depicted on the urn is above only that human passion which leaves one cloyed and not above human passion in general , he misses the point . For Keats in the " Ode " is stressing the ironic fact that all ...
... Keats is saying that the love depicted on the urn is above only that human passion which leaves one cloyed and not above human passion in general , he misses the point . For Keats in the " Ode " is stressing the ironic fact that all ...
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... Keats's use of that setting is as traditional as it is personal , a fairly common apprehension of the simple ... Keats wrote a poem2 ; Keats says that the bird sang long before in an emperor's gardens and in Boaz's field . But it had ...
... Keats's use of that setting is as traditional as it is personal , a fairly common apprehension of the simple ... Keats wrote a poem2 ; Keats says that the bird sang long before in an emperor's gardens and in Boaz's field . But it had ...
Contents
The Necessity For Spiritual Revival Theodore M Greene | 14 |
Albert Taylor Bledsoe R M Weaver | 24 |
Albert Taylor Bledsoe | 34 |
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