The Kenyon Review, Volume 14

action allegory American anagogical asked Beatific Vision Beatrice become better called Camus Canto character creative critics D. H. Lawrence Dante Dante's death Divine Comedy Donne Donne's Dostoevski Dover Wilson dramatic earthly Eliot Emily Dickinson emotion Empson Endor essay experience eyes fact feel fiction Francis Fergusson Frost Hell human idea imagination intellectual Italian journey kind knew language light lines literal literary living look Macbeth meaning Measure for Measure merely metaphor mind modern moral moved nature never novel O'Neill passion perhaps philosophy play poem poet poetic poetry Professor Robbins question R. P. Blackmur reader reality Richard Eberhart scene seems sense Shakespeare Skip's soul speak spirit Stevens story style sure symbol T. S. Eliot things thought tion tradition Tuciano turned Uncle Sill universe verse Virgil vision whole words writing young