Similar words: criticism, criticise, literary, briticism, literary genre, criticize, politicise, itinerary. Meaning: n. 1. a written evaluation of a work of literature 2. the informed analysis and evaluation of literature.
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1 Something similar is true of literary criticism.
2 Traditional literary criticism has celebrated the growth of the vernacular as a vehicle for expression during the Renaissance.
3 In literary criticism, the idea of the postmodern has scarcely taken hold at all.
4 In a sense, the very institution of literary criticism is concrete testimony of this assumption.
5 Traditionally, literary criticism has paid little attention to questions of precise historical contextualisation.
6 Yet, literary criticism, past as well as present, desires a fixed text.
7 This is literary criticism as we have since come to know it.
8 Many terms have traditionally been used in literary criticism.
9 He is severe in his literary criticism.
10 Therefore, ethical literary criticism to be open and dialogical.
11 Therefore, I reiterate, literary criticism is useless.
12 A part of a literary work, part literary criticism.
13 Media criticism, a mass literary criticism using modern media means, must be faced properly.
14 The literary criticism play an important role in research because it not only set in between literary theory and texture but also stand up with the foundation of literary history knowledges.
15 In literary criticism the traditionalists were more articulate and aggressive.
16 She has published more than 20 books including novels, poetry and literary criticism.
17 In a longer perspective, the contribution of Marxists to literary criticism is considerable.
18 In all about fifty articles could be classed as literary criticism.
19 But then Hugo Gonzales mentioned that he some-times thought of writing a book of literary criticism.
20 The literature of opera includes plenty of criticism, much of it as intellectually impressive as the best literary criticism.
21 The result is a range of different genres of literary criticism and literary theory, to some extent distinguished by register.
22 The main game of both critics is to appropriate the language of literary criticism for their analyses of television.
23 Not only sociology and cultural anthropology but even a field like literary criticism increasingly becomes infested with the jargon of empirical addiction.
24 I wanted to achieve a reconciliation of the two approaches of literary criticism and linguistics.
25 Author of seven books, he is rector of a literary institute,(www.Sentencedict.com) where he lectures on literary criticism.
26 Third, Taine's syllogistic pure objective critique once was utilized by Mao Dun to revise Chinese traditional subjective literary criticism.
27 " The author believes that " avantgarde criticism" has abandoned the criticalness of literary criticism in its identification with the reality of consumer society.
28 Having studied the theories of various anthropologists, Northrop Frye applies knowledge of anthropology to literary criticism and thus broadens the scope of literary criticism into a.
29 Edmund Wilson, one of the most significant American literary critics of the 20th century, advocates an aesthetic comeback of literary criticism to the society.
30 Style - discriminating criticism is an important approach to literary criticism in ancient China.
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