What Poets Used to Know: Poetics • Mythopoesis • Metaphysics
Charles Upton considers poetry through the connected fields of poetics, mythopoesis, and metaphysics. This reflective work explores the relationship between poetic expression, mythic imagination, and philosophical inquiry, offering readers an opportunity to think about what poetry has traditionally understood concerning language, meaning, and reality.
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What Poets Used to Know examines poetry through the related subjects of poetics, mythopoesis, and metaphysics.
Charles Upton’s title points toward a reflective study of how poetry may engage with myth, meaning, and fundamental questions about reality.
The book will interest readers drawn to the intellectual and philosophical dimensions of poetry.
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