The Authentic Voice of PoetryQ[uezon] C[ity] University of the Philippines, Office of Research Coordination, 1962 - 337 من الصفحات "These are essays in the critical understanding of poetry. Since poems are primarily viewed as objects of art, the chief method used in discussing them is the close analysis of the structure and text. Since poems also reflect the author's symbolic gestures and attitudes, the time and place, and the forces that usually form the emotional and ideational tensions, it is inevitable that this book should also deal with psychological, moral, religious, and sometimes political significances. As such these works become aids in the understanding of the human situation. There are discussions of poems from East and West. There are poems from Germany, France, England, South America and the United States. There are essays exploring the fundamental approaches to the writing of poetry : the metaphysical, the symbolist, the surrealist, etc. There is, finally, one whole section devoted to the more important poets of the Philippines, the object being to see our poetic accomplishment in the perspective of that from other countries." --page vii. |
المحتوى
Preface vii | 1 |
You Andrew Marvel | 14 |
Some Sonnets of Shakespeare | 36 |
حقوق النشر | |
15 من الأقسام الأخرى غير ظاهرة
طبعات أخرى - عرض جميع المقتطفات
عبارات ومصطلحات مألوفة
achieve affirmation Alfred Prufrock allusive artistic attitude Auden awareness Baudelaire beauty becomes Bienvenido Santos birds Christ Christian create criticism dark death Donne dream Dylan Thomas Eliot Emily Dickinson emotions eternal evocation evoked experience expressed eyes fact faith feel Filipino flower Frost genius heart heaven Hence Hopkins Hufana human idea imagery images irony James Joyce John Donne Jose Garcia Villa Keats language last line light live look Lopez Lord Randal lover lyrical Mallarme man's Marvell meaning merely metaphor mind modern moral myths nature ness never night objective correlative odes passion phrase poem poet poet's poetic poetry Prufrock religious rhythm sense sing social song sonnet Sonnet 15 soul sound spirit stanza suggests symbolist symbols T. S. Eliot Tagore Teiresias tension things thou tion tradition true utterance verse Villa vision Whitman whole wings woman words writer youth