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All but the most erudite of journalistic critics can be given a severe case of mental paralysis simply by being asked a few questions : " What are your standards of criticism ? " " What philosophy of criticism do you follow ?
All but the most erudite of journalistic critics can be given a severe case of mental paralysis simply by being asked a few questions : " What are your standards of criticism ? " " What philosophy of criticism do you follow ?
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The impressionist viewpoint also is considered to be weak because such a critic has no other standard than his own ... Having once heard that it is not necessary to cleave to historic models or standards , the journalist is likely to ...
The impressionist viewpoint also is considered to be weak because such a critic has no other standard than his own ... Having once heard that it is not necessary to cleave to historic models or standards , the journalist is likely to ...
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If these are our aims , the absence of definable ' standards ' ( whether ethical or esthetic ) becomes less disturbing . " Henri Peyre also wrote about the futility of seeking a rigid yardstick when he said , in his Basis : " Without ...
If these are our aims , the absence of definable ' standards ' ( whether ethical or esthetic ) becomes less disturbing . " Henri Peyre also wrote about the futility of seeking a rigid yardstick when he said , in his Basis : " Without ...
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