Enjoyment of Poetry: With Other Essays in Aesthetics

abstract action æsthetic Aristotle artist attitude beauty become believe choice and comparison convey defined definition of poetry distinction distinguish division of labor Edith Sitwell emotion Enjoyment of Poetry essay essence existence experience explain expression fact feeling function give heightened consciousness Hugo Münsterberg human I. A. Richards idea imagination impulse John Dewey kind knowledge language lines Literary Criticism literature living magic Margaret Floy Washburn Matthew Arnold meaning merely metaphor metonymy mind modern nature object onomatopoeia organization passion perception perhaps Plato pleasure poem poet poet's poetic name practical Principles of Literary Professor propaganda prose psychology pure purpose puva quotation reality realization reason rhythm Richards rience Robert Graves sake sanction Science and Poetry scientific sensation sense song speech syllables synecdoche T. S. Eliot tell theory things thought tion true truth vivid Walt Whitman whole wish words