Georgian Poetry 1911-22

by Timothy Rogers (Editor)

Overview

This set comprises 40 volumes covering 19th and 20th century European and American authors. These volumes will be available as a complete set, mini boxed sets (by theme) or as individual volumes.
This second set complements the first 68 volume set of Critical Heritage published by Routledge in October 1995.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780415159388
Publisher:	Taylor & Francis
Publication date:	03/06/1997
Series:	Critical Heritage Series
Edition description:	Revised ed.
Pages:	452
Product dimensions:	5.44(w) x 8.50(h) x (d)

Table of Contents

Introduction; Part 1 ‘Georgian Poetry 1911–1912’; Chapter 1 ‘Georgian Poetry of the Twentieth Century’, Unsigned Review, ‘The Westminster Gazette’; Chapter 2 ‘Victorians and Georgians’, Lascelles Abercrombie, ‘The Manchester Guardian’; Chapter 3 ‘Poets of the Hour’, R. Ellis Roberts, ‘The Daily News and Leader’; Chapter 4 ‘Georgian Poets’, Edward Thomas, ‘The Daily Chronicle’; Chapter 5 ‘Georgian Poetry’, A.C. Benson, ‘The Cambridge Magazine’; Chapter 6 ‘Georgian Poetry’, Unsigned Review by John Buchan, ‘The Spectator’; Chapter 7 ‘Knocking at the Door’, Edmund Gosse, ‘The Morning Post’; Chapter 8 ‘Georgian Poetry’, Unsigned Review, ‘The Times Literary Supplement’; Chapter 9 ‘Some Poets of To-Day’, Unsigned Review, ‘The Nation’; Chapter 10 ‘Some Recent Poets’, Edward Thomas, ‘The Bookman’; Chapter 11 Henry Newbolt, ‘Poetry and Drama’; Chapter 12 ‘The Georgian Renaissance’, D.H. Lawrence, ‘Rhythm’; Chapter 13 ‘An Elizabethan Poet and Modern Poetry’, Walter De La Mare, ‘The Edinburgh Review’; Chapter 14 J. Lhoneux, ‘La Meuse’; Chapter 15 ‘The Poetry of Robert Bridges’, John Bailey, ‘Quarterly Review’; Chapter 16 A Petrarchan Sonnet, Bernard Holland, ‘The Spectator’; Part 2 ‘Georgian Poetry 1913-1915’; Chapter 17 ‘The Young Poets’, Unsigned Review, ‘The Times Literary Supplement’; Chapter 18 ‘The Georgians’, Unsigned Review, ‘The Nation’; Chapter 19 ‘Books in General’, J.C. Squire, ‘The New Statesman’; Chapter 20 ‘Georgian Poetry, 1913-1915’, Unsigned Review, ‘The Spectator’; Chapter 21 ‘The New Poetry’, Arthur Waugh, ‘Quarterly Review’; Chapter 22 ‘Some Poets of Today’, S.P.B. Mais, ‘The Nineteenth Century’; Chapter 23 ‘Georgian Bards and Victorian Reviewers’, ‘Punch’; Chapter 24 J.C. Squire, ‘The New Statesman’; Chapter 25 ‘Reflections on Contemporary Poetry’, T.S. E[liot]., ‘The Egoist’; Chapter 26 ‘Some Soldier Poets’, Edmund Gosse, ‘The Edinburgh Review’; Part 3 ‘Georgian Poetry 1916-1917’; Chapter 27 ‘Georgian Poetry’, Edward Shanks, ‘The New Statesman’; Chapter 2