Letters On Poetry And Art
Sri Aurobindo — 75
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Letters on Poetry and Art
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Part One - Poetry and Its Creation
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Section One - The Sources of Poetry
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Poetic Creation
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Sources of Inspiration
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Overhead Poetry
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Examples of Overhead Poetry
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Section Two - The Poetry of the Spirit
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Psychic Mystic and Spiritual Poetry
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Poet Yogi Rishi Prophet Genius
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The Poet and the Poem
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Section Three - Poetic Technique
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Technique Inspiration Artistry
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Rhythm
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English Metres
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Greek and Latin Classical Metres
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Quantitative Metre in English and Bengali
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Metrical Experiments in Bengali
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Rhyme
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English Poetic Forms
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Substance Style Diction
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Grades of Perfection in Poetic Style
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Examples of Grades of Perfection in Poetic Style
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Section Four - Translation
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Translation Theory
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Translation Practice
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Part Two - On His Own and Others Poetry
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Section One - On His Poetry and Poetic Method
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Inspiration Effort Development
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Early Poetic Influences
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On Early Translations and Poems
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On Poems Published in Ahana and Other Poems
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Metrical Experiments
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On Some Poems Written during the 1930s
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On Savitri
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Comments on Some Remarks by a Critic
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On the Publication of His Poetry
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Section Two - On Poets and Poetry
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Great Poets of the World
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Remarks on Individual Poets
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Comments on Some Examples of Western Poetry up to 1900
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Twentieth-Century Poetry
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Comments on Examples of Twentieth-Century Poetry
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Indian Poetry in English
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Poets of the Ashram
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Comments on the Work of Poets of the Ashram
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Philosophers Intellectuals Novelists and Musicians
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Comments on Some Passages of Prose
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Section Three - Practical Guidance for Aspiring Writers
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Guidance in Writing Poetry
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Guidance in Writing Prose
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Remarks on English Pronunciation
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Remarks on English Usage
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Remarks on Bengali Usage
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Part Three - Literature Art Beauty and Yoga
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Section One - Appreciation of Poetry and the Arts
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Appreciation of Poetry
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Appreciation of the Arts in General
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Comparison of the Arts
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Appreciation of Music
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Section Two - On the Visual Arts
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General Remarks on the Visual Arts
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Problems of the Painter
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Painting in the Ashram
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Section Three - Beauty and Its Appreciation
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General Remarks on Beauty
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Appreciation of Beauty
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Section Four - Literature Art Music and the Practice of Yoga
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Literature and Yoga
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Painting Music Dance and Yoga
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Appendixes
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Appendix I The Problem of the Hexameter
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Appendix II An Answer to a Criticism
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Appendix III Remarks on a Review
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Note on the Texts