91桃色

"[Creative Intuition in Art and Poetry] contains a wealth of concrete perception on the most varied aesthetic problems. It is impossible to do more than mention M. Maritain鈥檚 beautifully balanced chapter on abstract art, his discussion of the difference between classical and modern poetic imagery, and the gentle irony with which he chides the over-zealousness of modern critics who use Dante to denigrate modern poetry. . . . It is a rare pleasure to read a work characterized by this habit of mind and this sensibility . . . the best attempt yet made to write a poetics of modern art."鈥擩oseph Frank, New Republic

鈥淲isdom never makes the headlines, and I fear it will take a long time before the full stature of this book is recognized. The reader must take it slowly, learning to follow the lead of the author鈥檚 patient, deep, and gentle spirit, which speaks on every page; then he will be rewarded with the most sane and subtle insights into the life of poetry which our time affords.鈥濃�擣rancis Fergusson