Postscript: The recognition of truth as truth, of something as true, is a particular species of judgment that is often … More
Tag: John Keats
231. (Erich Auerbach)
Not only can be it said that art happens in history, but that history happens within each work of art. … More
221. (John Keats)
This post is the first in a series of evolving sketches on “decorum” in poetry; it leads into the next … More
197. (John Keats)
Some have felt with exasperation what Keats may have worried over himself: that his poetry can be attended by the … More
111. (John Keats)
On either side of John Keats’ “La Belle Dame Sans Merci” sit Wordsworth’s “Resolution and Independence” and Tennyson’s “Vision of … More
73. (John Keats)
The preference for the Keats of the letters to the Keats of the poems is more than the outcome of … More
22. (John Dryden)
I was mostly in my right mind when I blustered, a few years ago, that John Dryden was among the … More
