The Critic's NotebookRobert Wooster Stallman University of Minnesota Press, 1950 - 303 strani |
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Stran 12
... simply an expansion and deepening of it by addition of concurrent cognitive acts , so that when the final evaluation emerges its critique is provided with it . A given criticism , how- ever , may and usually does involve only a part of ...
... simply an expansion and deepening of it by addition of concurrent cognitive acts , so that when the final evaluation emerges its critique is provided with it . A given criticism , how- ever , may and usually does involve only a part of ...
Stran 101
... simply devel- oped finer instruments than the earlier realists and penetrated far- ther below the surface of the familiar . They are simply striving to convey in purer form the impression life makes upon us . More difficult of ...
... simply devel- oped finer instruments than the earlier realists and penetrated far- ther below the surface of the familiar . They are simply striving to convey in purer form the impression life makes upon us . More difficult of ...
Stran 243
... simply making the claim that the poet does have that authority , and that to deny it is to limit the scope of the medium so considerably as to outlaw some of the richest genius of the past . ... Its paradox , of course , is that its ...
... simply making the claim that the poet does have that authority , and that to deny it is to limit the scope of the medium so considerably as to outlaw some of the richest genius of the past . ... Its paradox , of course , is that its ...
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Kinds of Criticism | 16 |
Scholarship and Literary Criticism | 23 |
The Contemporaneousness of Criticism | 33 |
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