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... methods - either way , no modern physics . Yes , there are methods and principles , but not advance , systematic , elaborated theories of methods . Methods are adumbrated , put to work . Suppose we were stubborn about method and tried ...
... methods - either way , no modern physics . Yes , there are methods and principles , but not advance , systematic , elaborated theories of methods . Methods are adumbrated , put to work . Suppose we were stubborn about method and tried ...
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... method offered the possibility of countering the Formalist school with a kind of literary attitude that was both form - oriented and sociological . However , the objections raised by such as Zeitlin and Fokht against Pereverzev's method ...
... method offered the possibility of countering the Formalist school with a kind of literary attitude that was both form - oriented and sociological . However , the objections raised by such as Zeitlin and Fokht against Pereverzev's method ...
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... method- ological gains of Russian Formalism was " the only possible way for the Marxist methods [ of literary criticism ] to become scientific . " 57 In contrast to Plekhanov , the forsotsy believed that the critic should first of all ...
... method- ological gains of Russian Formalism was " the only possible way for the Marxist methods [ of literary criticism ] to become scientific . " 57 In contrast to Plekhanov , the forsotsy believed that the critic should first of all ...
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LITERARY CRITICISM AND SOCIOLOGY | 3 |
LITERARY CRITICISM AND SOCIOLOGY 21 | 21 |
THE THREAT OF LITERARY SOCIOLOGY | 30 |
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