The Beginnings of PoetryChapter VII · THE EARLIEST DIFFERENTIATIONS OF POETRY (continued 2)Reading editionChapter navigation16 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterPREFACEChapter I · PURPOSE AND METHODChapter II · RHYTHM AS THE ESSENTIAL FACT OF POETRYChapter II · RHYTHM AS THE ESSENTIAL FACT OF POETRY (continued 2)Chapter III · THE TWO ELEMENTS IN POETRYChapter IV · THE DIFFERENCING ELEMENTS OF THE POETRY OF ARTChapter V · THE DIFFERENCING ELEMENTS OF COMMUNAL POETRYChapter V · THE DIFFERENCING ELEMENTS OF COMMUNAL POETRY (continued 2)Chapter V · THE DIFFERENCING ELEMENTS OF COMMUNAL POETRY (continued 3)Chapter VI · SCIENCE AND COMMUNAL POETRYChapter VII · THE EARLIEST DIFFERENTIATIONS OF POETRYChapter VII · THE EARLIEST DIFFERENTIATIONS OF POETRY (continued 2)Chapter VIII · THE TRIUMPH OF THE ARTISTINDEXFOOTNOTESPrevious chapter ←Chapter VII · THE EARLIEST DIFFERENTIATIONS OF POETRYNext chapter →Chapter VIII · THE TRIUMPH OF THE ARTISTAll chapters and sections (16)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsPREFACEChapters122345556778Other sectionsINDEXFOOTNOTES453◇← CHAPTER VII THE EARLIEST DIFFERENTIATIONS OF POETRYCHAPTER VIII THE TRIUMPH OF THE ARTIST →