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Tag: Donald Davie

64. (Ezra Pound)

Of Ezra Pound’s poem “The Return,” Donald Davie remarks how “surprising” it is that “a poet who had scored his … More

Donald Davie, Ezra Pound, modernist poetry, Poetry, Thomas Hardy

49. (Walter Savage Landor)

Walter Savage Landor is the forgotten Romantic, both because he is rarely read and because the tradition in which his … More

Christopher Ricks, Classicism, Donald Davie, Poetry, Romantic Poetry, Romanticism, Walter Savage Landor

30. (Samuel Johnson)

At the same time as the novel was rising in the world, the greatest force in English letters was working … More

Beckett, Criticism, Donald Davie, Geoffrey Hill, Poetry, Samuel Johnson

22. (John Dryden)

I was mostly in my right mind when I blustered, a few years ago, that John Dryden was among the … More

Donald Davie, Gerard Manley Hopkins, John Dryden, John Jones, John Keats, Matthew Arnold, Religio Laici, T.S. Eliot, Virgil, Wallace Stevens, Wordsworth

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