The Anatomy of Criticism: A TrialogueSimon and Schuster, 1933 - 303 strani Examines the nature of literary criticism and appreciation. |
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... expression of the age and of the race ? Middleton . Yes and no . It is an expression of the age , surely : a great work of literature both helps to make the age , by being an influence in it and a part of it , and is made by the age ...
... expression of the age and of the race ? Middleton . Yes and no . It is an expression of the age , surely : a great work of literature both helps to make the age , by being an influence in it and a part of it , and is made by the age ...
Stran 194
... expression to the conclusion that all expression is art . " Middleton . In other words , if I say " Hell " , that's art ? Young . Please ! The sole question the critic should ask himself , says Spingarn , is , " What has the poet ...
... expression to the conclusion that all expression is art . " Middleton . In other words , if I say " Hell " , that's art ? Young . Please ! The sole question the critic should ask himself , says Spingarn , is , " What has the poet ...
Stran 220
... expression cannot be altered with- out altering the thing expressed ! A writer , having conceived and expressed an idea , may , and probably will , ' polish it up ' . But what does he polish up ? To say that he polishes up his style is ...
... expression cannot be altered with- out altering the thing expressed ! A writer , having conceived and expressed an idea , may , and probably will , ' polish it up ' . But what does he polish up ? To say that he polishes up his style is ...
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Criticisms Right to Exist 7 | 7 |
The Critics Function | 35 |
Objectivity or Subjectivity? | 77 |
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