On Poetry

by Jean-Paul Sartre

First published 2021

Legendary philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre turns his keen intellect to the art of poetry. With elegant prose and penetrating insight, he examines the role of the poet, the nature of inspiration, and the transformative power of language. From the solitary act of writing to the shared experience of reading, Sartre illuminates the mysterious alchemy that gives birth to verse. Whether you're a lifelong poetry lover or simply curious about the creative mind, this revelatory work will leave you with a deeper appreciation for the magic of the written word.

Genres: art, literary-criticism, philosophy, 20th-century, poetry, academic

Vibes: intimate, lyrical, thought-provoking

Tropes: academic, philosophical

Period: 20th-Century

148 pages · Paperback · Seagull Books

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