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- English
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The Art of Poetry
About this book
All of the major meditations on the theory and practice of poetry by one of the greatest poets of our time--and perhaps the one who has most scrupulously analyzed his art--are included in The Art of Poetry.
Originally published in 1985.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Contents
- Introduction, by Τ. S. Eliot
- Preamble
- Concerning Adonis
- Funeral Oration for a Fable
- A Foreword
- Poetry and Abstract Thought
- Problems of Poetry
- Memoirs of a Poem
- The Prince and La Jeune Parque
- Concerning Le Cimetière Marin
- Commentaries on Charmes
- On Speaking Verse
- Letter to Madame C.
- The Poet's Rights over Language
- A Poet's Notebook
- Pure Poetry
- Contemporary Poetry
- Remarks on Poetry
- The Necessity of Poetry
- Notes on Tragedy and a Tragedy
- The Poetry of La Fontaine
- Victor Hugo, Creator Through Form
- Victor Hugo's Finest Stanza
- Fountains of Memory
- A Solemn Address
- An After-Dinner Speech
- Spiritual Canticles
- Variations on the Eclogues
- Appendix: On Literary Technique
- Notes