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In this collection, Henry Seidel Canby presents a series of essays that provide literary criticism and analysis of contemporary literature and writers of his time. The essays delve into the works of various authors and offer insights into the themes, styles, and significance of their writings. Canby was known for his work as a critic and his contributions to the study and appreciation of literature."Definitions" represents Canby's views on literature and his assessments of the literary landscape of his era. The essays in the book explore a range of topics related to literature, providing readers with critical perspectives on the literature of the early 20th century.