The Linguistic Moment

Walter Pater, Categorical imperative, Poetic diction, Apologue, Emerald Tablet, Good and evil, John Wain, Magic word, Friedrich Nietzsche, Dramatic monologue, Assonance, The Summer Solstice, Antithesis, Adage, Arthur Symons, Simile, Arthur Schopenhauer, Poetry, Metempsychosis, The Dynasts, Pun, Man alone (stock character), Rainer Maria Rilke, J. L. Austin, Book, Delusion and Dream in Jensen's Gradiva, Wallace Stevens, Catharsis, Figure of speech, Kenneth Burke, Parable, Metonymy, Romanticism, Haddocks' Eyes, Solipsism, Nominalism, English poetry, Realism (arts), Allegory, Internal rhyme, Catachresis, Parody, Philosophical Investigations, Robert Browning, Geoffrey Hartman, Laurence Sterne, Couplet, Closet drama, Narcissism, Jude the Obscure, Etymology, Anathema, M. H. Abrams, Raymond Geuss, Anthropomorphism, Letter to His Father, Archetype, Oxymoron, Aesthetic Theory, Aestheticism, In Parenthesis, Conflation, Lyrical Ballads, Marcel Duchamp, The Red Wheelbarrow, Walter Savage Landor, False title, Leveling (philosophy), Caesura, Mise en abyme