Yearbook of Comparative Criticism, Volume 5Joseph Strelka |
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... theory of making tools is not neces- sary to selecting the right tools to use or using the tools well . If the requisite tools are not available or are not invented , one improvises as one can , but that is not done by theory either . I ...
... theory of making tools is not neces- sary to selecting the right tools to use or using the tools well . If the requisite tools are not available or are not invented , one improvises as one can , but that is not done by theory either . I ...
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... theories , explicit or implicit , ' of a writer is an ability to read signs and systematize the clues they suggest into a coherent theory from which their meanings could be deduced . This is not a mean task , but it requires no special ...
... theories , explicit or implicit , ' of a writer is an ability to read signs and systematize the clues they suggest into a coherent theory from which their meanings could be deduced . This is not a mean task , but it requires no special ...
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... theory in a larger unity ” ( Höhle , " Marxistische Literatursoziologie , " p . 483 ) . Nevertheless , lit- erary theory , literary history , and sociology of literature are not iden- tical in either their methods or their object ...
... theory in a larger unity ” ( Höhle , " Marxistische Literatursoziologie , " p . 483 ) . Nevertheless , lit- erary theory , literary history , and sociology of literature are not iden- tical in either their methods or their object ...
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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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