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Topic : Person who invented "formula" for good poetry I remember hearing about this formula where it showed a graph of what makes a poem good. It had something to do with increasing length to increase - selfpublishingguru.com

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I remember hearing about this formula where it showed a graph of what makes a poem good. It had something to do with increasing length to increase enjoyability. I was wondering if anyone remembered the name of the theory or theorist?


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Are you talking about the famous J. Evans Pritchard quoted in Dead Poets Society? He is apparently a pseudonym for Laurence Perrine, and the text is more or less taken from Sound and Sense: An Introduction to Poetry.


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