Salem on Literature

• Salem on Literature

By Subject of Literary Work - Aesthetics

1. Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General Linguistic
2. Aesthetics, Method, and Epistemology
3. Against the Grain
4. American Poetry
5. Ars Poetica
6. The Art of Shakespeare’s Sonnets
7. Arts of the Possible
8. At Luca Signorelli’s Resurrection of the Body
9. Bashō and His Interpreters
10. The Birthmark
11. Blake
12. Claude Monet
13. Clement Greenberg
14. Compulsory Figures
15. The Destructive Element
16. The Ecclesiazusae
17. The Enemy’s Country
18. Essays
19. Frank Lloyd Wright
20. From a Three-Cornered World
21. The Granite Pail
22. History of the Surrealist Movement
23. Hopkins
24. How Beautiful with Shoes
25. Hugh Selwyn Mauberley
26. Hymn to Intellectual Beauty
27. In the Western Night
28. Look, Listen, Read
29. Lucifer Unemployed
30. Mac Flecknoe
31. Mademoiselle de Maupin
32. The Man with Night Sweats
33. Mark Rothko
34. Minotaur
35. Missing Measures
36. Moonlight
37. Musée des Beaux Arts
38. Nabokov’s Early Fiction
39. Notes of a Hanging Judge
40. Notes Toward a Supreme Fiction
41. An Octopus
42. Ode on Melancholy
43. Of Modern Poetry
44. The Old and the New Masters
45. The Pangolin
46. Philomela
47. Pied Beauty
48. Portrait of Jennie
49. Saint Augustine
50. Schopenhauer and the Wild Years of Philosophy