An anatomy of poetry
By: by A. Williams-Ellis
Publisher: Basil Blackwell
Published: 1922
Place of publication: Oxford
Language: eng
Number of pages: 300
Subjects: Poetry; English poetry -- 20th century -- History and criticism
Table of contents: title: pt. 1.; title: (For all):; title: Modern thought and modern poetry --; title: The poet as moralist --; title: Anno domini and the exotic --; title: The new movement and the new standards -- -- pt. 2.; title: (For philosophers):; title: The function of the arts --; title: The poetic method --; title: The 'art for art's sake' dilemma --; title: Symbolism and the 'ghost' theory --; title: Uses and abuses of metre --; title: Poetic architecture --; title: Poetic suggestion --; title: The poet and his audience -- -- pt. 3.; title: (For missionaries):; title: Poetry and education --; title: Poetry and the child --; title: Learning to read poetry --; title: Learning to write poetry -- -- pt. 4.; title: (For critics):; title: The function of criticism --; title: The vices and virtues of the old critics --; title: The vices and virtues of the new critics --; title: Parodies, satires and epigrams -- -- pt. 5.; title: (For readers):; title: Short studies of some modern poets:; title: D.H. Lawrence ;; title: Robert Graves ;; title: Sturge Moore ;; title: Gordon Bottomley ;; title: W.J. Turner ;; title: Vachel Lindsay ;; title: The Sitwells ;; title: John Masefield ;; title: Walter de la Mare ;; title: Arthur Waley ;; title: Edward Shanks ;; title: Amy Lowell ;; title: Charlotte Mew ;; title: Edmund Blunden ;; title: J.C. Squire ;; title: Flecker ;; title: Rupert Brook ;; title: Robert Nichols