Similar words: criticism, self-criticism, literary criticism, criticise, briticism, criticize, mysticism, witticism. Meaning: n. literary criticism based on close analysis of the text.
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1 But Yeltsin faced new criticism from his political rivals.
2 In contrast to Formalism and structuralism, the New Criticism was empiricist and humanistic.
3 In February the editor made four new criticisms on technical matters, which we dealt with in a third revision.
4 The thesis, using the close-reading method of the New Criticism and focusing on the textual analysis, aims to show the colorful world and the modem narrative art of Poe's short stories.
5 Feminist literature, which forsakes the critical method of new criticism, attaches the importance to the studies of social and historical factors.
6 Exponents of New Criticism captured the flag in the halls of academe around the middle of the last century and made "close reading" all the rage.
7 I told you when we did the New Criticism that all of you had done the New Criticism in high school.
8 No matter how swiftly authorities stamp out new criticism, however, it's too late.
9 The New Criticism isn't interested in spontaneous overflows of powerful feelings.
10 Canadian culture, Methodism, New Criticism, Oswald Spengler and Carl Gustav Jung have the influence on the production of Northrop Frye's cultural critical theory.
11 I hope that I have made the merits of the New Criticism sufficiently clear in the preceding pages.
12 That has been a frequent source of the criticism of the New Criticism in its afterlife over the last forty or fifty years.
13 You may have noticed in your Wimsatt essay that there is a footnote to somebody named Joel Spingarn who wrote an essay called "The New Criticism" in 1924.
14 That's why the poem, the lyric poem,(www.Sentencedict.com) is privileged among the forms of literary discourse in the New Criticism.
15 Tension", which is transferred from physics by Allen Tate, the theorist of the New Criticism in 1937, has become an important literature category."
16 Not to worry. That has nothing to do with the New Criticism.
17 "Tension" is a criticism category proposed by Allen Tate and the most important criticism term in aesthetics of new criticism.
18 Iser We may or may not have the lecture on Iser, but on Tuesday we'll be getting into the varieties of formalism and first we'll take up the American New Criticism.
19 Wimsatt has his little joke about drinking a pint of beer, taking a walk. So the New Criticism just isn't interested in those sorts of spontaneous overflow.
20 There is another aspect of the way in which the New Criticism has been criticized for the last forty or fifty years which needs to be touched on.
21 Lowell, in the first half of his writing career, firmly stood on the side of New Criticism.
22 Well this was a perfect embodiment of a bright person coming out of high school saying Interpretation just is the New Criticism and I've been taught that sound reinforces sense.
23 Michael Zipperstein had arrived at Brown thirty-two years earlier filled with zeal for the New Criticism.
24 So far, many scholars use all kinds of theories such as "poetic justice" principle, religion, philosophy, history, myths prototype of the new criticism, etc. to make its interpretation.
25 T.S. Eliot, who was in many ways associated with the New Criticism, one of its intellectual forebears, nevertheless took a somewhat dim view of it and called it "lemon squeezer criticism."
26 The aftermath of--the historical close reading aftermath of-- the New Criticism does precisely that, if one sees deconstruction as a response to the New Criticism.
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