Words’ Worth: What the Poet Does

Cover page\nHalftitle page\nTitle page\nCopyright page\nDedication\nCONTENTS\nAcknowledgments\nPart I Language Theory and Poetics\n	Chapter 1 Wordsworth and the “Material Difference” of the “Real Language of Men”\n	Chapter 2 A “Complex Scene”\n	Chapter 3 “What the Poet Does”\n	Chapter 4 The Poetics of Contradiction\n	Chapter 5 “The True Difficulty”\n	Chapter 6 “Spontaneous Overflow” Staged\nPart II “Real Language” in Action\n	Chapter 7 “Strange Fits”\n	Chapter 8 “A Slumber . . .”\n	Chapter 9 “Imagination”\nPart III Necessary Poetics: Theory of the Real\n	Chapter 10 “The Real Horizon” (Beyond Emotion): “Living Things” “That Do Not Live Like Living Men,” or the “Path” of the Subject Crossed\n	Chapter 11 “The Real Horizon” (Before Emotion): What Proust (Rousseau, Diderot, and Hegel) Had “in” Mind\nBibliography\nIndex