Defending Poetry Art And Ethics In Joseph Brodsky Seamus Heaney And Geoffrey Hill Oxford English Monographs
This compelling Oxford English Monograph delves into the vital defense of poetry, art, and ethics as articulated in the works of three seminal figures: Joseph Brodsky, Seamus Heaney, and Geoffrey Hill. It offers a critical examination of their distinct approaches to these profound themes, illuminating their enduring contributions to literary thought and the ongoing discourse surrounding the moral and aesthetic responsibilities of the poet.