Yearbook of Comparative Criticism, Volume 5Joseph Strelka |
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Page 35
... kind of literature , and the kind of criticism generated by it , that maintains this monopoly . When I went to col- lege , it would have been the wily undergraduate who could have got a bachelor's degree without studying Wordsworth ...
... kind of literature , and the kind of criticism generated by it , that maintains this monopoly . When I went to col- lege , it would have been the wily undergraduate who could have got a bachelor's degree without studying Wordsworth ...
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... kind of perspective that is put upon the issue of " presentism " by studies such as those of Escarpit and Rosengren , which require us to regard the kind of literary education we have been pursuing as unnatural and therefore modifiable ...
... kind of perspective that is put upon the issue of " presentism " by studies such as those of Escarpit and Rosengren , which require us to regard the kind of literary education we have been pursuing as unnatural and therefore modifiable ...
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... kind of struggle . The struggle in which the Prince engages is of a different kind . The Prince has discovered he does not know who his wife is ( no wonder since she is merely a mythologically confirmed social role ) and whether she is ...
... kind of struggle . The struggle in which the Prince engages is of a different kind . The Prince has discovered he does not know who his wife is ( no wonder since she is merely a mythologically confirmed social role ) and whether she is ...
Contents
LITERARY CRITICISM AND SOCIOLOGY | 3 |
LITERARY CRITICISM AND SOCIOLOGY 21 | 21 |
THE THREAT OF LITERARY SOCIOLOGY | 30 |
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