Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter I
2. Preface V
3. Contents VII
4. Introduction 1
5. Reflections on Poetry
6. 1-11. Poetry as perfected sensate discourse 35
7. 12-15. Poetry as clear and confused representation 40
8. 16-24. Extensive clarity and determinateness of representation 43
9. 25-27. The affects and the force of poetic representation 47
10. 28-37. Imagery and the clarity of poetic representation 48
11. 38-42. Poem and picture 52
12. 43-49. Wonder and miracles 53
13. 50-59. The limits of fiction and the use of description 55
14. 60-64. The limits of prevision 60
15. 65-69. The theme and poetic order 62
16. 70-73. Lucid order and poetic methods 63
17. 74-76. Brevity and poetic perfection 65
18. 77-90. Poetic language and the figures of speech 67
19. 91-97. Pleasure in the perfection of sound 69
20. 98-107. Metrics and verse 71
21. 108-110. Poetic imitation 75
22. 111-114. Vividness and the definition of poetry 76
23. 115-117. The definition of aesthetics 76
24. Notes 81
25. Selected Bibliography 89
26. Meditationes philosophicae de nonnullis ad poema pertinentibus 93