Outlines of Lectures On General Literature
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Their attraction at the present day, and their living, poetic power.' 8. Homer the most important poetical monument in existence [Matthew Arnold's "Translators of Homer"].
9. This poetry a naive and picturesque representation [Lord Derby's Speech in 1865, quoted in Blackie's "Homer," Vol. I, p. 143]- 10. In it every object was alive, and by imaginative EPIC POETRY. 17 sympathy the poet enters into scenes and events. Spears, waves, mountains, horses have personality ["Iliad," XXIII, 216; I, 482;... IV, 424; XIII, 29; XIV, 392].
11. The meeting of the different Hellenic tribes in Asia Minor gave the necessary conditions for the birth of such poems [K. O. Miiller's "Literature of Ancient Greece," Vol. I, Book I, ch. iv].
12. The interest centres about one man and not any event or series of events. The central nucleus of the Iliad an Achilleis [De Quincey's "Homer and the Ho- meridse," "The Greek Poets," by J. A. Symonds, p. 43, 2d series].
13. The internal unity of the poem. The Xth Book an essential part, notwithstanding the apparent want of direct connection with the narrated story.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their attraction at the present day, and their living, poetic power.' 8. Homer the most important poetical monument in existence [Matthew Arnold's "Translators of Homer"].
9. This poetry a naive and picturesque representation [Lord Derby's Speech in 1865, quoted in Blackie's "Homer," Vol. I, p. 143]- 10. In it every object was alive, and by imaginative EPIC POETRY. 17 sympathy the poet enters into scenes and events. Spears, waves, mountains, horses have personality ["Iliad," XXIII, 216; I, 482;... IV, 424; XIII, 29; XIV, 392].
11. The meeting of the different Hellenic tribes in Asia Minor gave the necessary conditions for the birth of such poems [K. O. Miiller's "Literature of Ancient Greece," Vol. I, Book I, ch. iv].
12. The interest centres about one man and not any event or series of events. The central nucleus of the Iliad an Achilleis [De Quincey's "Homer and the Ho- meridse," "The Greek Poets," by J. A. Symonds, p. 43, 2d series].
13. The internal unity of the poem. The Xth Book an essential part, notwithstanding the apparent want of direct connection with the narrated story.
What to read after Outlines of Lectures On General Literature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Chauncy Shackford to read onlineMoreLess
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