This polished study of the uses of reason in poetry is a
philosophical meditation. Its basic thesis is that poetry is the
objective correlative of reason, and in this sense it attacks both
romantic subjectivism and the more general tendency to consider
poetic effects in terms of reason-emotion dichotomy.
Originally published in 1966.
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