Poetry and the Sociological Idea

achieved actual Adam and Eve answer argue argument aspiration Baudelaire Berryman C.S. Lewis central chapter cognitive conceptions consciousness context criticism culture death discourse Donne Donne's Dream Songs Dunciad Durkheim Eliot embodiment exactly example existence experience explicit expression fact Faerie Queene feeling Four Quartets Hardy historical human important individual institution intellectual John Berryman kind language linguistic literary literature Mallarmé's Marx Marxism material matter means merely Milton mind mode modern world nature object ordinary passages perhaps person phenomenological physical poem poem's poet poet's poetic poetry poetry's Pope positivist Pound question reference relationship render result satire seems seen sense simply social anthropology social interaction society sociological idea sociologists Spenser Stevens structure suggest T.S. Eliot tension theme theory things thought tion traditional voice W.B. Yeats Wallace Stevens Weber wholly William Carlos Williams words Wordsworth writing Yeats