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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61 Bloom regards his theory of "The Anxiety of Influence" as his most important contribution to literary criticism, and uses "dancing" to explain his famous yet baffling six rations of "misprision.
62 This paper tries to discuss two things concerning the topic: the intransitivity and the " asthenic fever" of literary criticism.
63 Literary criticism has become a theoretical sermon of inanition, with the ethical and aesthetic value of literary works neglected.
64 Marxs Literary criticism is an important part of his ideological criticism.
65 At mid-century, Canadian critic Northrop Frye introduced new distinctions in literary criticism between myth and archetype.
66 From literary criticism to theoretic construction is one of poetics production patterns.
67 The overall principle and approach of Mark's and Engel's literary criticism is esthetical and historical viewpoint.
68 Exactly because of the political commentary style of this period's literary criticism , it potentially has a distinguishing feature of elenchus .
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