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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Keats, John, 1795-1821."”.

  1. Keats and his circle.

    In this study I have attempted to show Keat's relationship to his friends, including his family and Fanny Brawne, and something of the influence of these friends on the poet's life and works.

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  2. Revelations of Keats and his poetry as found in his letters.

    … is to set forth the sources and emotions of Keats's poems as they are revealed in his letters. I have sought also to portray Keats, the man, as he has been shown in his correspondence with his friends and with his family.

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  3. Sense perceptions in Keats's poetry.

    … has been so often used in connection with Keats that one might feel that a paper written concerning his use of sense perceptions would necessarily be trite. Surely nothing offers a greater variety of approaches for study than does the outstanding characteristic of a genius. Then it should …

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  4. John Keats's Ode on a Grecian Urn : a study of the critical opinions and textual material.

    Since its publication in 1820 critics have offered numerous opinions concerning the Ode on a Grecian Urn. Until 1925 the criticism was shallow, but a predominant theory did emerge. During the last forty-one years this theory has been engulfed by a flood of new interpretations. The result is that …

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  5. Negative Capability in the Characters of Keats' Magor Poetry

    … capability" exists within the characters of Keats' major poetry. But a problem arises in defining "negative capability." In the introductory chapter the term is redefined as a speculation on a style and ideal of life, as opposed to a style of art, and the contention is made that Keats found a …

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