An Appetite for Poetry by Frank Kermode
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An Appetite for Poetry
Summary
This collection of essays by a literary critic includes a discussion of various writers - Milton, Eliot, Wallace Stevens; ideas about problems in biblical criticism and their implications for the study of narrative; and an essay on William Empson.
An Appetite for Poetry Summary
Table of Contents
The common reader; Milton in old age; Wallace Stevens - dwelling poetically in Connecticut; T.S.Eliot - the last classic; William Empson - the critic as genius; Freud and interpretation; divination; the plain sense of things; the argument about canons; the bible - story and plot.
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GOR004212036
9780002153881
0002153882
An Appetite for Poetry by Frank Kermode
Used - Very Good
Hardback
HarperCollins Publishers
1989-11-23
224
N/A
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