Keats and his poetry; a study in development.
"Keats and His Poetry traces the inner history of Keats' imagination as it unfolds in the poetry itself rather than as it is reflected in his life. The book's main theme, as stated in the Preface, is the changing significance of Keats' 'attitudes toward "consciousness,&...
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Chicago,
University of Chicago Press
[1971]
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Table of Contents:
- The feel of not to feel it
- The world of the early poem
- Endymion
- Crisis and change
- The fierce dispute
- Theodes
- New threshold, new anatomies.