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and contemporary references, and justify poetic sound and sense organically within the text and the context of Eliot\'s long poems.
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forms that are externally unrelated, he tries to gain
unity that is inherent in things. This kind of metaphysical conceit and imagery may be
thought to be queer even to the critics in the 18th century but creates his own poetic
style giving English poetry new vitality.
Second is his Metaphysics of l
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프린스턴 시학사전(PEPP, 1965)
Poetics is traditionally a systematic theory or doctrine of poetry. It defines poetry and its various branches and subdivisions, forms and technical resources, and discusses the principles that governs it and that distinguish it from other creative activities.
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poetical in all things- O for a Remedy against such wrongs within the pale of the World!··· Would not earthly thing do? By Heavens my dear Bailey, I know you have a spice of what I mean···
이처럼 킷츠는 현실 세계에서 누릴 수 있는 위안과 기쁨, 그리고 긍정적인 삶을 형이상학적
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