Literary Criticism: A Study of Values in Literature

adequate Æneid Æschylus Alceste Aristophanes Aristotle attitude Beauty become century Chapter character comedy comic communication complete Dante definition discover Divine Comedy Don Quixote drama emotive ence epic essay Euripides example experience external fact feeling give Goethe Greek hand heart Homer human ideas Iliad imagery imagination impressionist impulses interest larger laugh laughter literature living look Lucretius lyric lyric poetry manner Matthew Arnold means mediocre mental Milton mind modern Molière moral motive nature never novel objective obvious Omar Khayyám pain Paradise Lost paradox perhaps personality philosophy play pleasure poem poet poet's poetic poetry precisely prose purely reader reading reason rhythm romantic Sainte-Beuve secret sense Shakespeare significance Sophocles soul spirit story style symbols Tartuffe taste theme theory thing thou thought tion tradition tragedy tragic true University variety verse whole words Wordsworth write Yahweh