John Keats

Died: February 23, 1821, Rome, Italy

John Keats was one of the main figures of the second generation of Romantic poets, along with Lord Byron and Percy Bysshe Shelley before his death from tuberculosis at the age of 25.

10 posts

Latest Post Careful where you step, it's a slippery slope by Heraclitus public
public

Isn't Life a Performance!

Figures of Speech

What kind of actor are you? What kind of actor do you want to be? The script is somewhat your own to create, to craft and to conspire for and against.

Read Post
Dante

Why Banish the Poets Then?

public

Plato's harmonic endorsement of music, musicians and the metaphysics of mathematics is in part due to it's applied geometric imagining. Copycats or imposters of his perfected ideal are not welcome.

Read Post
public

Power Plays

Figures of Speech
Niccolò Machiavelli
public

Limits Govern Speed and Behaviour

Figures of Speech
Frederick the Great
public

That Makes Truth Too Subjective

Figures of Speech
John Keats
public

Kin Selection Begs to Differ

Figures of Speech
Plato
public

Authoritarian Pleasure Principle

Figures of Speech
Philip Sidney
public

Y-Urn-ING for Aesthetics

Figures of Speech Philosophy Without Borders
John Keats
public

Fundamentally Existential

Figures of Speech
John Keats
public

Ephemeral Epithet

Figures of Speech
John Keats