Oxford Lectures on Poetry

About this book

In the early 20th century, a transformative wave of literary thought emerged, challenging traditional perceptions of art and expression. "Oxford Lectures on Poetry" by A. C. Bradley delves into the profound idea of "Poetry for Poetry's Sake," illuminating the intrinsic value of poetry beyond mere utility. Bradley's insightful analysis emphasizes the emotional depth and aesthetic beauty inherent in poetic forms, urging readers to appreciate the craft itself. Ideal for students, educators, and literary enthusiasts, this collection offers a scholarly yet accessible exploration of poetry's essence. Engage with Bradley's compelling arguments and discover how poetry transcends time, resonating with the human experience in ways that are both timeless and universal.

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