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... criticism rather than by sociology , but which , presumably , still remain theoretically available to the latter . These are respectively the ' false totalities ' of ' tradition ' and " kinds " or " genres " . 144 In literary critical ...
... criticism rather than by sociology , but which , presumably , still remain theoretically available to the latter . These are respectively the ' false totalities ' of ' tradition ' and " kinds " or " genres " . 144 In literary critical ...
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... criticism which emphasised politics , ideology and history , which stressed the connection between literature and society , the antithesis was a criticism which emphasized aesthetic form , neglected history and divorced literature from ...
... criticism which emphasised politics , ideology and history , which stressed the connection between literature and society , the antithesis was a criticism which emphasized aesthetic form , neglected history and divorced literature from ...
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... criticism , which Waldock pointed to in his discussion of Milton's Hell . 41 The only major modern English critic who has attempted a sympathetic account of the meaning of Paradise Lost which manages to avoid the tone of the Sunday ...
... criticism , which Waldock pointed to in his discussion of Milton's Hell . 41 The only major modern English critic who has attempted a sympathetic account of the meaning of Paradise Lost which manages to avoid the tone of the Sunday ...
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A Note on the Problem of Aesthetics | 18 |
Lukács and Socialist Realism | 24 |
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