Letters And Leadership
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Lucky the man who can himself forget. How gifted the one who can make others forget.
It is the triumph of the art of William Gillette that in the magic of his spell an audience for- gets." Opening another magazine I turn to a reported interview in which a well-known pop- ular poet expatiates on his craft. "Modem life," he tells us, "is full of problems, complex and difficult, and the man who concentrates his mind on his problems all day doesn't want to concentrate it on tediously obscure poetry... at night. The newspaper poets are forever preaching the sanest optimism, designed for the people who really need the influence of optim- ism — the breadwinners, the weary, the heavy- 38 LETTERS AND LEADERSHIP laden. That's the kind of poetry the people want, and the fact that they want it shows that their hearts and heads are all right." Here are two typical pronouncements of the American mind, one on the art of acting, one on the art of poetry, and they unite in express- ing a perfectly coherent doctrine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lucky the man who can himself forget. How gifted the one who can make others forget.
It is the triumph of the art of William Gillette that in the magic of his spell an audience for- gets." Opening another magazine I turn to a reported interview in which a well-known pop- ular poet expatiates on his craft. "Modem life," he tells us, "is full of problems, complex and difficult, and the man who concentrates his mind on his problems all day doesn't want to concentrate it on tediously obscure poetry... at night. The newspaper poets are forever preaching the sanest optimism, designed for the people who really need the influence of optim- ism — the breadwinners, the weary, the heavy- 38 LETTERS AND LEADERSHIP laden. That's the kind of poetry the people want, and the fact that they want it shows that their hearts and heads are all right." Here are two typical pronouncements of the American mind, one on the art of acting, one on the art of poetry, and they unite in express- ing a perfectly coherent doctrine.
What to read after Letters And Leadership?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brooks, Van Wyck, 1886-1963 to read onlineMoreLess
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