The Problem of Style

The Problem of Style by John Middleton Murry delves into the intricate distinctions between prose and poetry exploring the essence of style in literary creation. Through an analysis of renowned writers like Shakespeare and Massinger Murry dissects the emotional nuances and structural elements that define effective writing. The book emphasizes the fusion of personal temperament with universal significance to achieve a harmonious expression. It delves into the power of language precision metaphor usage and the balance between clarity and musicality in crafting impactful prose and poetry.