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work_paajdqtprvd6zawdqggsazvbu4	ERIK GRAY	Indifference and Epistolarity inThe Eve of St. Agnes	1999	32	.pdf	application/pdf	9701	496	67	imaginative spirit confronting life's challenges – Keats's letters show a capacity intimate forms of writing, and Keats's letters in particular are appreciated for Keats's letters and their willingness to submit to their own limitations as a form Keats's use of the letter-writer's prerogatives (changing the subject, But it is only by looking at the moments in his letters when Keats These moments when Keats uses letters to resign full agency indicate his in Keats's versified letters and epistolary poems; but this should not surprise us. Keats's earliest poems (such as 'To my Brother George') are 'like letters' in that Keats the letter-writer when she tells the narrator that he is no true poet. Madeline and with the letter to Woodhouse: Keats is not a poet but a letterwriter; when he can neither 'heal' nor 'steel', he chooses 'not to feel', to submit to Wolfson, 'Keats the Letter-Writer: Epistolary Poetics', Romanticism 	./cache/work_paajdqtprvd6zawdqggsazvbu4.pdf	./txt/work_paajdqtprvd6zawdqggsazvbu4.txt