Keats Letters

Author: John Keats
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This book includes 170 of the most famous letters by John Keats, a representative figure of the Romanticism movement in England, spanning five years from October 9, 1816, to November 30, 1820. Keats's correspondents mainly included his brother, sister, fiancée, as well as other poets, friends, and publishers. In these letters, Keats candidly expresses his views on poetry and life, where he offers unique insights on talent, imagination, truth and beauty, good and evil, and touches upon art, philosophy, and even the state of human existence. This book fills a part of the in Keats's works, providing literary enthusiasts with more abundant material.