Titlebook: Keats, Hunt and the Aesthetics of Pleasure; Ayumi Mizukoshi Book 2001 Ayumi Mizukoshi 2001 aesthetics.Classicism.John Keats.poem.poet.poet

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,‘A Leafy Luxury’: Poems (1817),oems and letters: Keats moves gradually, though fluctuatingly, from the realm of unreflected pleasure to the nobler state of moral integrity. So in 1971, Stillinger claimed that it was Keats’s final embrace of the tragic human condition, which, ‘more than anythingelse, guarantee[d] his place’ in the

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Introduction: A Problem of Interpretation,rary canon. In perceived contrast, Keats’s early productions have been considered problematic, or even as somethingof an embarrassment to modern scholars, for in these poems the poet seems to be in unashamed pursuit of aesthetic pleasure, wallowingin unreflected sensuous delight without showing any

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