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Oxford University Press - Keats and Embarrassment Book

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Description

Explore the profound connection between human emotion and literature in Keats and Embarrassment. Published by Oxford University Press, this acclaimed study by Professor Ricks examines how embarrassment plays a significant role in human life. The book explores how works of art help us navigate this complex emotion by recognizing and refining it. Professor Ricks focuses on John Keats, a poet who possessed a unique sensitivity and moral intelligence regarding embarrassment. This study provides a deep look into Keats's insights and how his awareness of embarrassability connects to important moral concerns. It is an essential read for those interested in British poetry, literary criticism, and the intersection of art and morality. Whether you are a student of poetry or a lover of classic literature, this book offers a unique perspective on how one of history's most famous poets understood the human condition.

Key Features

Acclaimed literary study by Professor Ricks exploring the value of embarrassment in human life and art.

Detailed analysis of John Keats's unique sensitivity and moral intelligence regarding human emotion.

Examines how works of art assist in recognizing and refining the experience of embarrassment.

Published by Oxford University Press, ensuring high-quality academic content.

Focuses on the connection between Keats's poetic insight and important moral concerns.

Categorized under British Poetry, Drama, and Criticism for specialized readers.

Product Specifications

Format
paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
22 March 1984
Listed Since
06 February 2007

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