Author: Read, Herbert Edward, Sir [1893-1968]
Title: The True Voice of Feeling : Studies in English Romantic Poetry
Description: New York, Pantheon Books, [1953]. orig. cloth. 22x14cm, 382 pp. Name inked on flyleaf. In a rubbed & torn dustwrapper.. Rubbed. Light binding corner bumps. Good. dustwrapper. ¶ Contents: Part One: The Main Theme: The Notion of Organic Form: Coleridge; A Complex Delight: Wordsworth; The True Voice of Feeling: Keats; Inscape and Gestalt: Hopkins; The Figure of Grammar: Whitman and Lawrence; The Isolation of the Image: T.E. Hulme; Ideas in Action: Ezra Pound; A Point of Intensity: T. S. Eliot; Conclusion; Part Two: Essays Ancillary to the Main Theme: Coleridge as Critic; Wordsworth's Philosophical Faith; In Defence of Shelley; Byron; Appendix (p. [321]-364): "Concerning the relation of the plastic arts to nature", 1807, by Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling; translated by Michael Bullock.

Keywords: Literary Criticism, Romantic Poetry, English Literature, Romanticism, , , , ,