The Bow and the Lyre: The Poem, The Poetic Revelation, Poetry and History

Aeschylus affirmation alien ambiguity ancient archetype atheism automatic writing Aztec Aztec society baroque becomes ceased century Chuang-Tzu conception condemnation consciousness constitute cosmic Coup de dés create criticism death denies Destiny disappear divine dream epic Euripides everything existence experience expression free verse freedom French future German romanticism Greek guage hendecasyllable heroes human idea ideogram imagination incarnated inspiration instant language living magic Mallarmé man's manifested Marxism meaning meter movement myth nature negation never notion Novalis object Octavio Paz opposite original ourselves philosophy phrase poem poet poet's poetic creation poetic word political possibility present prose re-creates reality relation religion religious reveals revolutionary rhythm rhythmic romantic Rudolf Otto sacred sense silence social society Sophocles space Spanish speak spirit strange surrealism surrealist symbols Teotihuacán theater thing thought tion tradition transcending transformed unity universe Upanishads verbal verse vision world image writing