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Hunt, Leigh, An Answer to the Question, What is Poetry? (first published in Hunt's volume of poetical selections, Imagination and Fancy, 1844).
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NOTE:-Books, plays, essays, and poems that are only listed, not
quoted, in the Appendix, are not included in the index. Figures in paren-
theses refer to those pages on which the work of an author is discussed
or alluded to without the use either of his name or of the title of any
of his works.
Abercrombie, Lascelles, 336-337,
338; The Theory of Poetry, 337n,
338n.
Abraham Lincoln (Drinkwater),
174, 178.
Abraham Lincoln: The Prairie
Years (Sandburg), 142.
Absalom and Achitophel (Dry-
den), 15, 165.
Alice in Wonderland (Carroll), 80-
81.
All for Love (Dryden), 132, 170.
Allusions, 213-216.
Amiel, Henri Frédéric, 17, 29.
Analysis, 12.
Ancient Mariner, The (Coleridge),
80, 81n, 156-158.
Andrea del Sarto (Browning), 71.
Andreyev, Leonid, 284.
Adam Bede (George Eliot), 81, "Angelus, The" (Millet), 113.
Addison, Joseph, 3, 272; The
Fairy Way of Writing, 3.
Adonais (Shelley), 171-172.
"A. E." (George Russell), 331, 364,
376; Dust, 331, The Robing of
the King, 364, When, 376.
Eneid (Vergil), 91, 169, 178, 203
and n.
Æschylus, 210; Prometheus Bound,
210 and n.
Esthetic Attitude, The (Lang-
feld), 36 and n, 37n.
Esthetic criticism, 8.
Esthetics, 35-40.
Agatha Steel (Gibson), 318n.
Age of Wordsworth, The (Her-
ford), 145n.
Anna Karenina (Tolstoi), 113,
159-160 and notes.
Annus Mirabilis (Dryden), 208
and n.
Answer to the Question: What is
Poetry? (Hunt), 304.
Antony and Cleopatra (Shake-
speare), 170.
Apology for Poetry, An (Sidney),
91.
Appreciation of Literature, The
(Woodberry), 50n.
Appreciative criticism, 8-9.
Arabia Deserta (Doughty), 139-
140 and n.
Archer, William, 276, 278, 279;
Play-Making, 276 and n, 279
and n.
Alfred, Lord Tennyson, a Memoir, Areopagitica (Milton), 202.
Alice Adams (Tarkington), 245
Aretino, Pietro, 6, 30.
Ariel (Maurois), 263.
Aristophanes, The Frogs, 286.
Aristotle, 1, 2, 4, 9, 72, 107, 167,
168, 170, 171, 173, 234, 284, 301,
307.
Aristotle on the Art of Poetry
(Cooper), 307n.
Arnold, Matthew, 65, 69, 79, 107,
172, 215, 271, 304, 323, 325, 366;
Culture and Anarchy, 95, Dover
Beach, 323, Philomela, 69, 325,
The Scholar Gypsy, 325, Sohrab
and Rustum, 325, 366.
Arthurian romances, 174.
Art of Biography, The (Thayer),
264 and n.
Art of Poetry, The (Boileau), 170.
Art of Poetry, The (Vida), 169.
Astræa Redux (Dryden), 220.
Auguries of Innocence (Blake),
Bacon, Francis, 95, 192-193, 215,
271, 364; Essays, 95, 192-193, Of
Adversity, 364.
Baker, George Pierce, 278, 279;
Dramatic Technique, 278 and n.
Ballad of the Five Senses (M'Di-
armid), 309-310, 339.
Barrie, Sir James Matthew, 122,
125, 142, 281, 295; Margaret
Ogilvy, 142.
Barrington, E., 266; The Walpole
Beauty, 266.
Bates, Katherine Lee, 376; The
Debt, 375-376.
Battle of Brunanburgh, The, 325.
Beach, Joseph Warren, 28.
Beau Sabreur (Wren), 124 and n.
Beautiful, Proud Sea (Teasdale),
Beauty, 35-40; in fiction, 252-253,
in poetry, 337-338.
Beebe, William, 140-141, 150;
Jungle Days, 140-141 and n.
Bellaman, Henry, 223 and n; Oc-
tober, 223 and n.
Belloc, Hilaire, 207 n; The Mow-
ing of a Field, 206-207 and n.
Bells, The (Poe), 208.
Bennett, Arnold, 128, 247.
Beowulf, 45.
Bergson, Henri, 84; Laughter, 84
and n, 85 and n.
Bible, The, 126, 191, 195, 214-215,
222, 304, 314.
Biographia Literaria (Coleridge),
40.
Biography, 141-142, 256-267.
Biography (Carlyle), 142, 257, 259.
Biography of author, 13-14.
Bion, 171.
Blake, William, 54, 116, 117, 138-
139, 150, 201, 217, 304, 307, 308,
317, 318; Auguries of Innocence,
317 and n, The Book of Thel, 14,
201, Epistle to Thomas Butts,
138 and n, 139, 307 and n, The
French Revolution, 116, 117, In-
troduction to Songs of Experi-
ence, 308, 339, London, 218, The
Mental Traveller, 217, The
Tiger, 218, To the Evening Star,
217.
Blessed Damozel, The (Rossetti),
86, 215, 222-223, 364.
Boileau, 1, 2, 4, 170; The Art of
Poetry, 170.
Book of Thel, The (Blake), 14,
201.
Borderers, The (Wordsworth), 164.
Boswell, James, 142, 259, 261; Life
of Johnson, 142, 259.
Bridges, Robert, 172.
Briggs, Le Baron R., 28n.
Brontës, the, 34.
Brontë, Charlotte, Jane Eyre, 234.
Browning, Elizabeth Barrett, 325.
Browning, Robert, 31, 38, 51, 59,
61, 63, 70, 103, 106, 125, 127, 129,
173, 179, 192, 203, 266, 304, 317,
318, 349, 359, 361, 366; Andrea
del Sarto, 71, A Grammarian's
Funeral, 38, How They Brought
the Good News, 203, Love
Among the Ruins, 359, My Last
Duchess, 179-180, Pippa Passes,
125, 365-366, Prospice, 330,
Rabbi Ben Ezra, 103-104, The
Ring and the Book, 129, Saul,
349, 361, Sordello, 51.
Brunetière, Ferdinand, 255, 275-
276; The Law of the Drama,
275-276 and notes, Le Roman
Naturaliste, 255 and n.
Bryant, William Cullen, 148.
Buck, Gertrude, 26n; The Social
Criticism of Literature, 26n.
Bunyan, John, The
The Pilgrim's
Progress, 95.
Burke, Edmund, 215.
Burke, Thomas, 152 and n; Nights
in Town, 152n, A Russian Night,
152.
Burney, Fanny, Evelina, 24.
Burns, Robert, 14, 123, 125, 304.
Burroughs, John, 140.
Butler, Samuel, 59.
Bynner, Witter, 315; Spectra, 315
and n.
Byron, George Gordon, Lord, 13,
14, 61, 75, 80, 87, 126, 127, 130,
145, 166, 204, 266, 324; Cain, 61,
Childe Harold, 125-126, Don
Juan, 87, 126, 166, Manfred,
130-131, Mazeppa, 204.
Calkins, M. W., 109n; An Intro-
duction to Psychology, 109 and n.
Calverton, V. F., 9n; The Newer
Spirit, 9n, Sex Expression in
Literature, 9n.
Candida (Shaw), 295.
Canterbury Tales, The (Chaucer),
49, 129, 302.
Captives, The (Heywood), 177.
Cargoes (Masefield), 214.
Carlyle, Thomas, 23, 27, 69, 116,
141, 215, 217, 257, 259, 267, 268,
271, 362; Biography, 142, 257,
259, Critical and Miscellaneous
Essays, 23n, Cromwell's Letters
and Speeches, 362, The French
Revolution, 116, 141, 268n, Past
and Present, 95, 97, Sartor Re-
sartus, 217 and n.
Carroll, Lewis, Alice in Wonder-
land, 80-81.
Carruth, W. H., 374; Verse Writ-
ing, 373-374.
Castle of Indolence, The (Thom-
son), 323-324.
Casual Essays of "The Sun"
(Dana), 224 and n.
Celebration of Charis: Her Tri-
umph, A (Jonson), 180-181.
Cellini, Benvenuto, 265.
Cenci, The (Shelley), 164, 282.
Cervantes, de, Miguel, Don Qui-
xote, 88.
Characters, 144-148; of prose fic-
tion, 236-246, interest of, 238-
244, reality of, 239-242, methods
of presenting, 244-246.
Chaucer, Geoffrey, 3, 49-50, 60,
122, 128, 129, 324; The Canter-
bury Tales, 49, 129, 302.
Chesterton, Gilbert K., 192 and n.
Chevy Chase, 3.
Cheyney, E. Ralph, 220 and n.
Chicago (Sandburg), 304, 305, 316.
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