Recent Developments in European Thought
Recent Developments in European Thought
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Henley and Rudyard Kipling. If any modern poets have con- ceived life in terms of will, and penetrated their verse 126 RECENT TENDENCIES IN IV with that faith, it is the author of ' I am the Captain of my Soul', the ' Book of the Sword', and ' London Voluntaries', friend and subject of the great kindred- minded sculptor Rodin, the poet over whose grave in St. Paul's George Wyndham found the right word when he said marking him off from the great contemplative, listening poets of the past ' His m...usic was not the still sad music of humanity; it was never still, rarely sad, always intrepid. ' And we know how Kipling, after sanctioning the mischievous superstition that ' East and West can never meet ', refuted it by producing his own ' two strong men ' .
5. The New Idealism (i) Nationality We have now seen something of that power, at once of grip and of detachment with which the dominant poetry of this century faces what it thinks of as the adventure of experience, its plunge into the ever-moving and ever- changing stream of life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Henley and Rudyard Kipling. If any modern poets have con- ceived life in terms of will, and penetrated their verse 126 RECENT TENDENCIES IN IV with that faith, it is the author of ' I am the Captain of my Soul', the ' Book of the Sword', and ' London Voluntaries', friend and subject of the great kindred- minded sculptor Rodin, the poet over whose grave in St. Paul's George Wyndham found the right word when he said marking him off from the great contemplative, listening poets of the past ' His m...usic was not the still sad music of humanity; it was never still, rarely sad, always intrepid. ' And we know how Kipling, after sanctioning the mischievous superstition that ' East and West can never meet ', refuted it by producing his own ' two strong men ' .
5. The New Idealism (i) Nationality We have now seen something of that power, at once of grip and of detachment with which the dominant poetry of this century faces what it thinks of as the adventure of experience, its plunge into the ever-moving and ever- changing stream of life.
What to read after Recent Developments in European Thought?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marvin Francis Sydney to read onlineMoreLess
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