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... Keats deliberately leaves the poem at this point , unfinished . Brown complained that he ' never could induce him to finish it ' : but of course , the poem is unfinishable ; for Keats , in spite of the severe admonishings to the trivial ...
... Keats deliberately leaves the poem at this point , unfinished . Brown complained that he ' never could induce him to finish it ' : but of course , the poem is unfinishable ; for Keats , in spite of the severe admonishings to the trivial ...
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... Keats knew it ; his own descriptions even echo Hazlitt's terms - the Miltonic poet for whom the soul is a ' world of itself ' , is one whose mind a kingdom is ' , with ... Keats standing by Moneta towards 168 Inspiration in Milton and Keats.
... Keats knew it ; his own descriptions even echo Hazlitt's terms - the Miltonic poet for whom the soul is a ' world of itself ' , is one whose mind a kingdom is ' , with ... Keats standing by Moneta towards 168 Inspiration in Milton and Keats.
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... Keats seems to anticipate his own posthumous reputation , as summarised by Byron himself in Don Juan : John Keats , who was killed off by one critique , Just as he really promised something great , If not intelligible , without Greek ...
... Keats seems to anticipate his own posthumous reputation , as summarised by Byron himself in Don Juan : John Keats , who was killed off by one critique , Just as he really promised something great , If not intelligible , without Greek ...
Contents
Miltons Newenlightened World | 22 |
Milton and the Genius of the Shore | 40 |
Miltons Search for the Idea of the Beautiful | 76 |
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