Canons of Criticism: An Introduction to the Development of English Poetry

abstract Alfred Austin amusement attempts to define Austin beauty belittles Byron ceptions character Coleridge combining of conceptions conceptions at remove conceptions brought concrete coupleth creation criterion degra degradation difference discordia concors Don Quixote English Poetry evidence their genius evidences his genius expressing of thought expressing thought Fanciful Poetry feigning of notable find vent Flatter the mountain-top giving place greater greatest Poetry healthfulness hence Herbert Spencer highest Poetry Humor specific Imaginative and Fanciful intellectual Leigh Hunt lines living sapphires Matthew Arnold maximum remove maximum similarity means of figure measure of poetic mind morn notable images notion ofttimes particular example pathos Philosopher evidence Poet Poet's genius poetic excellence poetic merit Prose protozoa Queen Mab question regard scene or conception Shakespeare Shakespeare's Poetry Shelley Simon Lee Sir Philip Sidney sober livery Sonnet sound of music source of pleasure strong emotions sublime subtile subtilties thought by means tion transfiguration true Wordsworth written