The Quest for Literature: A Survey of Literary Criticism and the Theories of the Literary Forms

Æschylus æsthetic ages André Gide Aristophanes Aristotle artist attitude beauty called century character classical color comedy conception criticism declares definition desire diction drama effect elements emotion emphasis English essay Euripides expression feeling French genius Gilbert Murray give Greek Homer human I. A. Richards idea imagination imitation Irwin Edman James Joyce judge judgment language Latin Leo Stein less literary literature man's Marot meaning ment meter mind modern mood moral nature Nireus novel object observed passion Pater Paul Valéry perhaps philosophical phrase Plato play pleasure poem poet poet's poetic poetry present prose Quintilian reader reality Rebecca West remark rhyme rhythm romantic rules says seek seems sense Shakespeare sound spirit story style suggests symbol T. S. Eliot taste theme theory things thought tion tragedy true truth unity Vergil verse words writers