The Reflective Journey Toward Order: Essays on Dante, Wordsworth, Eliot, and Others

action Aeschylus allow argues argument artist attempt audience awareness become beginning called cause character Coleridge comes concern consider criticism Dante Dante's desire difference distinction dream early effect Eliot emotion English essay existence experience failure fancy fear feelings figure finally give given human imagination immediate important individual innocence intellectual interest involves John Joyce Keats knowledge language largely later leads less letters light limited literary literature look lost lyric means memory Milton mind mind's move myth nature necessary never objects once particular passage past poem poet poet's poetic poetry position possible Pound Preface Prelude present problem question reader reading reality recall reflection relation requires says seems sense separate soul speaks spirit suggested things thinking thought Tintern Abbey tion tragedy turn University vision voice Wordsworth worth writes