Archibald MacLeish's "Ars Poetica" is a poem about what poetry ought to be. Published in 1928, it is one of MacLeish's earliest poems. The experimental approach that MacLeish took in its creation reflects the influence of modern writers....
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The Continuing Relevance of Ars Poetica to Legal Scholarship and the Modern Lawyer as "inside every lawyer is the wreck of a poet" (Lukas in Big trouble: a murder in a small western town sets off a struggle for the soul of Ame... JJA Shaw - International Journal for the Semiotics of...
What powerful words do we have to contribute to the future generations to come. That we will die but our words will be remembered. That the powerful play of life will continue on without us and that we may contribute a verse to be remembered. Now the question is what verse will that ...
“song for the prize goat." That meant the winner of a choral contest would take home a goat as first prize. Ancient evidence supports this theory; in hisArs Poetica, the Roman poetHoracementions “the man who once competed for a lowly he-goat/With tragic verse, soon stripped the wild ...
Ars and Artifex in the Ars Poetica: Revisiting the Question of Structure Ars andArtifex in theArs Po茅tica: Revisiting the Question ofStructure Leon Golden Florida State University The history of disagreement about the structure of Horace's Ars Po茅tica is a long one. Rudd (21-25) offers us...