The situation of poetry: four essays on the relations between poetry, mysticism, magic, and knowledge |
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Contents
Sense and NonSense in Poetry | 1 |
Magic Poetry and Mysticism | 23 |
Concerning Poetic Knowledge | 37 |
Copyright | |
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according activity of art affective connaturality aspires awakens Baudelaire beauty becoming conscious believe called clarity consciousness of poetry created creative depths divine emotion especially essence essential everything exigencies existence existential express French Gerard de Nerval gifts give heart Henri Michaux hidden human idea images immanent ineffable insofar instinct intellectual intelligible sense interior JACQUES MARITAIN Jean Cocteau language Lettre du Voyant logical sense magical powers Mallarme manner Marcel Raymond Maritain means melody mental word metaphysical mode mysterious mystical experience nature negative theology Non-Sense in Poetry object obscure grasping Paul Claudel perience philosophical poem poet poetic experience poetic intuition poetic knowledge poetic sense Poetry and Mysticism Poisie productive vitality pure reality reason reflexive relation Rimbaud sanctity savor secret Sense and Non-Sense signification signs song soul speaking spirit substance surrealist tends texts things tion transcendental order transsubstantiate true union virtue wish
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| Title | The situation of poetry: four essays on the relations between poetry, mysticism, magic, and knowledge |
| Authors | Jacques Maritain, Raïssa Maritain |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Kraus Reprint, 1968 |
| Length | 85 pages |
| Subjects | › Literary Criticism / Poetry Literature Poetry |
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