Lectures on poetry and general literature

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• LECTURE Ⅰ
• THE PRE-EMINENCE OF POETRY AMONG THE FINE ARTS.
• Apologue - The General Claims of Poetry to Pre-eminence - Poetry and Music - Poetry and Painting - Poetry and Sculpture - The Comparative Rewards of Professors of the Fine Arts - Poetry compared with Eloquence, History, and Philosophy - Permanence of Poetry? = 1
• LECTURE Ⅱ
• WHAT IS POETICAL.
• Truth a Test of Poetry·- The Poetical in Objects of Sight - The Poetical in Sounds - The Poetical of Place and Circumstance - The Poetical Aspects of visible Nature - The Poetical in Childhood and Old Age = 39
• LECTURE Ⅲ
• THE FORM OF POETRY.
• Verse and Prose - Characteristics of Prose and Verse - Jeremy Taylor - Hebrew Poetry - Greek and Latin Prosody - Modern Metres and Forms of Verse - The Spenserian Stanza and the Sonnet = 73
• LECTURE Ⅳ
• THE DICTION OF POETRY.
• Alliterative English Verse - Rhymed Verse - Blank Verse - Poetic Phraseology - Variety of Style - Mr Wordsworth's Theory of Poetic Diction - Dr Darwin's Theory of Poetic Style - Poetic Licences and Dialects - Scottish Verse - Capabilities of Languages = 114
• LECTURE Ⅴ
• VARIOUS CLASSES OP POETRY.
• Narrative Poetry - Allegorical Poetry - Dramatic Poetry - Religious Poetry - Didactic and Descriptive Poetry - Lyric Poetry - Metrical Romances - Poetry for the Young - Translated Poetry = 162
• LECTURE Ⅵ
• ON THE POSTICAL CHARACTER ; THE THEMES AND INFLUENCES OF POETRY.
• The Desire of Fame - Few Universal Reputations - Poetic Aspirations and Pursuits - The Themes Of Poetry - The Influence of Poetry - Henry Kirke White - Robert Burns = 216
• A RETROSPECT OF LITERATURE.
• $$N^ \circ$$Ⅰ = 265
• $$N^ \circ$$Ⅱ = 296
• $$N^ \circ$$Ⅲ = 329
• A VIEW OF MODERN ENGLISH LITERATURE.
• $$N^ \circ$$Ⅰ = 361
• $$N^ \circ$$Ⅱ = 375