AN INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF BROWNING
The first and perhaps the final impression we receive
from the work of Robert Browning is that of a great
nature, an immense personality. The poet in him...
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In recent years Arthur Symons has been increasingly recognized as an important influence in the development of the modern aesthetic. Not so long ago he was regarded as little more than a typical impre...
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Of late-nineteenth-century writers of prose, such as Edmund Gosse, George Moore, and George Saintsbury, Arthur Symons has been acknowledged as a crucial figure in the development of Modernism, as ...
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In a letter dated 24 October 1885 to the author James Dykes Campbell, Arthur Symons wrote, "I like always to trace the course of a man's work in the circumstances of his life--to see, when it is possi...
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