Oxford Lectures on Poetry

Delivered by one of England's foremost literary critics, the Oxford Lectures on Poetry provide a thoughtful and insightful analysis of poetry as an art form. Bradley explores the complexities of poetic language, the relationship between the poet and the reader, and the cultural and historical context in which poetic works arise.

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