Theory of Literature

actual aesthetic analysis artistic attempt Baroque bibliography biography C. S. Lewis character classical Comparative Literature completely conception distinction drama edition eighteenth century Eliot Elizabethan English Poetry English tr epic Essays evaluation experience F. R. Leavis F. W. Bateson fiction genres German Goethe I. A. Richards ideal ideas imagery individual judgement kind L. C. Knights language Leipzig Leo Spitzer linguistic literary history literary study London lyric meaning merely metaphor method metre metrical Milton modern myth nature nineteenth century norms novel novelist object obviously parallels Paris pattern period philosophy play poem poet poetic problems prose psychology question reader reading relation Renaissance rhyme rhythm Roman Jakobson Romantic Romanticism Russian seems sense Shakespeare social society sound specific stress structure style stylistic symbolic T. S. Eliot textual criticism theory tion tradition tragedy truth types verse whole words writers York