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A Hope For Poetry

by Day Lewis, Cecil

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Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1934. Second edition. Hardback. Fair/Poor. Basil Blackwell, Oxford, February 1935, second edition (first published September 1934). Book condition: Fair. Binding sound. A little shelf wear. Discolouration to lower half of spine and to some areas of front board, less so to rear. Endpapers lightly tanned and upper edge of text block dust soiled. Internally clean. Dust jacket: poor. Unclipped. Generally rubbed and soiled. Lower half of spine lost. Edge wear, corners chipped and slight loss to upper edges. Jacket in a protective sleeve. '...Auden, Spender and day Lewis. The three names are the names of "true poets" who have "more in common than mere contemporaneousness," and what Mr Cecil Day Lewis has undertaken to elucidate "their social and literary influences, their aims and their technique." He has accomplished this with such marked success, such a mingling of good sense and good taste, that poets as yet unborn, or too young to be articulate, may...look back on A Hope fo Poetry with respect.' (from the front of the jacket).

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Bookseller
Ariadne Books GB (GB)
Bookseller's Inventory #
1304502
Title
A Hope For Poetry
Author
Day Lewis, Cecil
Format/Binding
Hardback
Book Condition
Used - Fair
Jacket Condition
Poor
Quantity Available
1
Edition
Second edition
Binding
Hardcover
Publisher
Basil Blackwell
Place of Publication
Oxford
Date Published
1934
Keywords
Literary theory,poetry,Cecil Day Lewis
Bookseller catalogs
Literary Theory & Lit Crit;

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