The Act of Language.

Presents views and insights on the use of the act of language as a literary style. Assessment of the act of language in "The Divine Comedy," by Dante Alighieri; Views on the notion of beauty and truth in poetry as in the works of John Keats, Robert Frost, and John Press; Contention of the author that language is one of the most fundamental activities in which human beings engage; Significance of rhythm, diction, and imagery in the language of poetry.