Prose · 1903

Ideas of Good and Evil

Essays on poetry, magic, Blake, Shelley and the theatre, published by A. H. Bullen in May 1903. This text follows the second edition, printed by Bullen the same year.

19 chapters · 4 h 5 min

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  1. 1What Is ‘Popular Poetry’?11 min
  2. 2Speaking to the Psaltery9 min
  3. 3Magic31 min
  4. 4The Happiest of the Poets15 min
  5. 5The Philosophy of Shelley’s Poetry38 min
  6. 6At Stratford-on-Avon19 min
  7. 7William Blake and the Imagination6 min
  8. 8William Blake and His Illustrations to the Divine Comedy36 min
  9. 9Symbolism in Painting8 min
  10. 10The Symbolism of Poetry14 min
  11. 11The Theatre9 min
  12. 12The Celtic Element in Literature19 min
  13. 13The Autumn of the Body7 min
  14. 14The Moods1 min
  15. 15The Body of the Father Christian Rosencrux2 min
  16. 16The Return of Ulysses5 min
  17. 17Ireland and the Arts10 min
  18. 18The Galway Plains4 min
  19. 19Emotion of Multitude2 min

Text: Ideas of Good and Evil, second edition (A. H. Bullen, London, 1903). Public domain.