Classical Greece and the Poetry of Chenier, Shelley, and Leopardi

Adonais Aeschylus Alastor allegory ancient André Chénier antiquity areté argument Bucoliques Canti canzoni Chénier classical Greece consciousness death Defence of Poetry Demogorgon desire divine dream earth elegiac Elégie elegies emotion eternal Euganean Hills experience fact feeling flowers forms Giacomo Leopardi gods Greek heart heaven Hellenic hero of Alastor heroic Hesiod Homer human Iambes Ibid ideal Idilli idyll illusion imagination imitation intellectual beauty Italian Keats language literary logos lyre lyric M. H. Abrams melancholy memory Mimnermus mind modern Mont Blanc mood moral Moschus myth mythic nature Oeuvres pardi passion pastoral pathos perception Percy Bysshe Shelley Phaedrus philosophical Pindar Plato poem poet poet's poetic primavera Promethean Prometheus Unbound Prose Queen Mab romantic Saffo says sense sentimental Shel Shelley Shelley's Shelleyan song soul spirit sublime symbolic Theocritus things thought tion trans translation truth veil verses Vico Virgil virtue vision West Wind Winckelmann youth Zibaldone