English Poetic Theory, 1825-1865

action aesthetic analysis Aristotle Arnold artist beauty Browning Browning's Carlyle Coleridge concept creative Dallas definition distinction divine drama E. S. Dallas Early Victorian criticism Early Victorian poetic Early Victorian theory effect emotion end of poetry English epic essay essence expression expressionism fact faculty feeling formal function G. H. Lewes Gay Science Goethe human Hunt's Ibid ideal ideas imagery images Imagination and Fancy imitation intellectual interest John Ruskin John Stuart Mill Keble Keble's kind laws Leigh Hunt London lyric matter Matthew Arnold means metaphor Mill Mill's mind Modern Painters moral Newman nineteenth century object painting passion pathetic fallacy perfect perhaps pleasure poem poesy poet's Preface principle problem prose reality Review romantic Ruskin sense Shakespeare Shelley soul spirit style subjective poet T. S. Eliot theory of poetry things thought tion true truth unconscious verse Victorian poetic theory vision William Allingham word Wordsworth