English Literary Criticism: Romantic and Victorian

action admiration Æschylus artist beauty Besant called cause character Coleridge comedy comic common composition criticism culture delight distinction drama effect emotion English essay excellent excitement expression eyes faculty fallacy feelings fiction genius George Eliot Gerard Manley Hopkins give Greek idea images imagination imitation impression inscape intellectual interest John Keats Keats kind knowledge language laugh less lines literary literature living Lyrical Ballads M. H. Abrams manner means metre metrical Milton mind modern moral never novel novelist object opinion passion pathetic fallacy perfection persons philosopher pleasure poem poet poet's poetical poetry preface present principle produced prose R. P. Blackmur reader reason rhyme rhythm Romantic rustic Sainte-Beuve sense Shakespeare society spirit Sprung Rhythm stanza style symbolist symbols sympathy T. S. Eliot theory things thou thought tion true truth verse William Blake words Wordsworth write