“...the poet, while creating anew, is likely to be in a sense restoring something old.”
Quote by Owen Barfield
Work
Poetic Diction: A Study in Meaning
This book delves into the intricate details of poetic language, analyzing how the arrangement and choice of words contribute to the overall message and emotional effect of poetry. more
Author
Owen Barfield
Owen Barfield was a British philosopher, poet, and literary critic, recognized for his contributions to the philosophy of language and the theory of myth. A prominent member of the Inklings, a group of writers and scholars associated with Oxford University, Barfield's ideas often centered on the nature of language, imagination, and the significance of myth in human culture. more
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