Criticism: The Major TextsWalter Jackson Bate Harcourt, Brace, 1952 - 610 sivua |
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... criticism , collec- tions of modern critical writing are both rare and , in their selections , brief . General anthologies in- clude : Criticism : the Foundations of Modern Literary Judgment ( ed . Mark Schorer , J. Miles , and G ...
... criticism , collec- tions of modern critical writing are both rare and , in their selections , brief . General anthologies in- clude : Criticism : the Foundations of Modern Literary Judgment ( ed . Mark Schorer , J. Miles , and G ...
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... criticism ; when we speak of critics and criticism , we mean critics and criti- cism of the current English literature of the day ; when you offer to tell criticism its function , it is to this criticism that we expect you to address ...
... criticism ; when we speak of critics and criticism , we mean critics and criti- cism of the current English literature of the day ; when you offer to tell criticism its function , it is to this criticism that we expect you to address ...
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... Criticism . " For it , too , focuses on the extreme individualistic character of the English , stresses the importance of criticism for the creative writer , and attacks the belief that " the great artist is an unconscious artist " who ...
... Criticism . " For it , too , focuses on the extreme individualistic character of the English , stresses the importance of criticism for the creative writer , and attacks the belief that " the great artist is an unconscious artist " who ...
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