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Page 26
... true and others contradict them , the latter are false . If some beliefs are true for certain circumstances , then they don't con- flict with beliefs which are true for different circumstances , and there is no problem . And so on ...
... true and others contradict them , the latter are false . If some beliefs are true for certain circumstances , then they don't con- flict with beliefs which are true for different circumstances , and there is no problem . And so on ...
Page 27
... true , all literary criticism is equally true , and hence equally false since it claims to discriminate . Often writers say that the critic's true job is to analyze , not evaluate , but that does not solve the problem since , on those ...
... true , all literary criticism is equally true , and hence equally false since it claims to discriminate . Often writers say that the critic's true job is to analyze , not evaluate , but that does not solve the problem since , on those ...
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... true " reality . ( Perhaps reality is dubious precisely because its elements have become segregated and do not merge on any level . ) The final system of the play is that of power . All the actors , except the current Cinderella , are ...
... true " reality . ( Perhaps reality is dubious precisely because its elements have become segregated and do not merge on any level . ) The final system of the play is that of power . All the actors , except the current Cinderella , are ...
Contents
LITERARY CRITICISM AND SOCIOLOGY | 3 |
LITERARY CRITICISM AND SOCIOLOGY 21 | 21 |
THE THREAT OF LITERARY SOCIOLOGY | 30 |
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