On Form: Poetry, Aestheticism, and the Legacy of a Word

Matthew Bevis · Angela Leighton

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1. Form's Matter: A Retrospective 2. Art for Art: On Pots, Crocks, Lyres, and Flutes 3. Touching Forms: Tennyson and Aestheticism 4. Aesthetic Conditions: Pater's Re-Forming Style 5. Seeing Nothing: Vernon Lee's Ghostly Aesthetics 6. Just a Word: On Woolf 7. Yeats's Feet 8. Wallace Stevens' Eccentric Souvenirs 9. W. S. Graham: In the Mind's Ear 10. Forms of Elegy: Stevenson, Muldoon, Hill, Fisher 11. Elegies of Form: Bishop, Plath, Stevenson 12. Nothing, but: An Afterword

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