Imagist Poetry Peter Jones Penguin Classics Αγγλικά Βιβλία Fiction

Imagism Was A Brief Complex Yet Influential Poetic Movement Of The Early 1900S Time Reaction Against Late Nineteenth-Century Poetry Which Ezra Pound One Key Imagist Poets Described As ‘A Doughy Mess Third-Hand Keats Wordsworth … Half-Melted Lumpy’ In Contrast Although Riddled With Conflicting Definitions Broadly Characterized By Brevity Precision Purity Texture And Concentration Meaning: Stated It Should ‘Use No Superfluous Word Adjective Does Not Reveal Something Use Images Ornaments Image Itself Is Speech’ This Freshness Directness Approach Means That Peter Jones Says His Invaluable Introduction ‘Imagistic Ideas Still Lie At Centre Our Practice’ Σελίδες: 192 Διαστάσεις: 12 9X12 9Cm