The Collected Poems - Mark Akenside
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Collected Poems by Mark Akenside brings together the finest works of the 18th-century English poet and physician, known for his philosophical and deeply introspective verse. Akenside's poetry often explores themes of virtue, reason, and the power of the human mind, blending classical influences with a forward-thinking approach to morality. His most famous work, The Pleasures of the Imagination, is included in this collection, offering a reflection on the relationship between beauty and human experience. Collected Poems showcases Akenside's intellectual depth and his ability to weave moral and…mehr

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Collected Poems by Mark Akenside brings together the finest works of the 18th-century English poet and physician, known for his philosophical and deeply introspective verse. Akenside's poetry often explores themes of virtue, reason, and the power of the human mind, blending classical influences with a forward-thinking approach to morality. His most famous work, The Pleasures of the Imagination, is included in this collection, offering a reflection on the relationship between beauty and human experience. Collected Poems showcases Akenside's intellectual depth and his ability to weave moral and philosophical ideas into elegant, lyrical poetry, making this volume an essential read for those interested in the poetic heritage of the Enlightenment.
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Mark Akenside (1721-1770) was an English poet and physician, best known for his philosophical and moral poetry. Born in Newcastle upon Tyne, he studied at Edinburgh University, where he earned his medical degree. Akenside's most famous work, The Pleasures of the Imagination (1744), reflects his deep interest in the power of human imagination and its relationship to nature and beauty. His poetry, characterized by its intellectual depth and classical influences, was widely admired during his lifetime. Akenside's literary contributions, combined with his career in medicine, positioned him as an important f igure in the intellectual circles of 18th-century England.