To Hazlitt, this was entirely the wrong approach to take to morality in the medium of dramatic poetry, and he stops from time to time to comment on Shakespeare's morality.
12.
Blank verse was not much used in the non-dramatic poetry of the 17th century until " Paradise Lost ", in which Milton used it with much license and tremendous skill.
13.
"Eliot gradually created a more modernist poem, one which resembles a cubist collage : satiric narratives were abandoned in favor of first of dramatic poetry and then of a bold amalgamation of genres.
14.
At the Society's inaugural meeting on Friday 13 March 1874, Edwin Abbott Abbott read Part 1 of Fleay's seminal paper " On Metrical Tests as Applied to Dramatic Poetry ."
15.
In the monograph, " Les trois fonctions indo-europ�ennes en Gr�ce ancienne ", vol . 1 : " De Myc�nes aux Tragique ", Sergent examines the employment of the dramatic poetry.
16.
Ba�f and Courville, reading accounts of the ethical and moral effects of such dramatic poetry in Ancient Greece, believed that hearers of their new " musique mesur�e ", could be moved to become virtuous.
17.
With the exception of a beautiful fragment, " Esther " ( 1861 ), Grillparzer published no more dramatic poetry after the fiasco of " Weh dem, der l�gt ", but at his death three completed tragedies were found among his papers.
18.
Long even by Browning's standards ( over twenty-thousand lines ), " The Ring and the Book " was his most ambitious project and is arguably his greatest work; it has been called a " tour de force " of dramatic poetry.
19.
If the Elizabethan era was the golden age of English drama, the Caroline age was nearly as rich in the realm of non-dramatic poetry, bringing as it did the beginnings of the career of John Milton, in addition to the poets of the movements already mentioned.
20.
In this position he was instrumental in the reviving interest in the long neglected Jacobean playwrights . " A Dialogue on Dramatic Poetry " was originally an addendum to Eliot's preface to Dryden's " Essay of Dramatick Poesie " ( 1928 reprint ).
