Lascelles Abercrombie
Lascelles Abercrombie ( born January 9, 1881 in Ashton- upon- Mersey at Sale, † October 27, 1938 in London ) was an English writer.
Life
Abercrombie studied in Manchester sciences, was from 1919 to 1922 lecturer at the University of Liverpool, then a professor of English literature at Leeds, London and Oxford.
Were initially the early works of John Masefield model for his dramas. As a poet he was one of the Dymock Poets and was taken up by Edward Marsh in the collection of Georgian Poetry.
Works
- Interludes and Poems (1910 )
- Emblems of Love (1912 )
- Twelve Idyls and Other Poems (1928 )
- Collected Poems (1930 )
- Lyrics and Unfinished Poems (1940 )
- The End of the World ( 1914)
- Deborah (1917 )
- Four Short Plays ( 1922)
- Phoenix (1923 )
- The Sale of Saint Thomas (1930 )
- Thomas Hardy ( 1912)
- The Epic (1912 )
- Theory of Art ( 1922)
- The Theory of Poetry ( 1924)
- The Idea of Great Poetry ( 1925)
- Romanticism (1926 )
- A Plea for the Liberty of Interpreting (1930 )
- Poetry - Its Music and Meaning (1932 )