An edition of Literature for man's sake
(1955)
Literature for man's sake
critical essays
by D. J. Enright
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Literature for man's sake: critical essays
1975, Norwood Editions
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Table of Contents
Criticism for criticism's sake.
The use of poetry.
Literature and/or belief: a progress report.
The ancient pond: a foreigner's impressions of Japanese literature.
Two sides to a question.
Coriolanus: tragedy or debate?
Poetic satire and satire in verse: a consideration of Ben Jonson and Philip Massinger.
William Blake and the middle way.
Thomas Mann and "the novel of ideas."
The poetic development of W. B. Yeats.
Reluctant admiration: a note on Auden and Rilke.
On not teaching The cocktail party.
Dylan Thomas: a critical note.
The fountain of living waters.
Some thoughts on the future of English poetry.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references.
Reprint of the ed. published by Kenkyusha, Tokyo.
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