Criticism
… in the history of criticism” (p. xi), which he hopes to accomplish through his model of “a new historical science of … terms and categories that repeat obvious and well-worn points. “A critic breaks in,” Webster solemnly intones, “by … schools of literary critics and the Trobriand Islanders studied by Malinowski (p. 15); other occasions when banality …
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… Thought was published in 1943, By the time Mr. Weaver died 20 years later at the comparatively early age of 53, The Southern Tradition had … of Leadership has now been published by Harvard [$14.95, also available in cloth $29.95]. Transplanted Briton …
… Noah Pierce’s headstone gives his date of death as July 26, 2007, though his family feels certain he died the night before, when, at age twenty-three, he took a … him to it. He said in his suicide note it was impotence—a common side effect of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). …
… similarities between the two eras. A consideration of these points of likeness may help to clarify the controversy now … although zealous New York policemen club male and female Communists into insensibility for discussing recognized … many, facts in favor of statewide prohibition, I found also, in every city and village I visited—more than a …
… simple and near the surface in Hemingway’s novels. The soldier, romantic, always maimed in some sense, hand—testicles. … novel-writing is inescapably autobiographical—has become the point of departure for a new wave of critical … of it an objective correlative for Faulkner’s bleak portrayals of human beginnings. His imaginative response to …