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    Why Do We Read Literature

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    Why Do We Read Literature?   First‚ Literature Defined: * "The creation of literature is a uniquely human activity‚ born of man’s timeless desire to understand‚ express‚ and finally share experiences." * Literature is "a concrete artifact -- a story‚ a poem‚ or a play" * "The medium of translation‚ of course‚ is language‚ the written and spoken word." * "When we speak of literature‚ however‚ we have in mind a special kind of language that differs from the ordinary discourse with

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    by the popular conception of the term. His idea of tradition includes psychological and philosophical aspects‚ and sets forth of the aims of poetry‚ the role of the poet‚ and how to assign poetic value. Eliot is one of the founders of the New Criticism‚ or formalism‚ which is based on the idea that the only thing the critic should look at is what is inherently contained within the text. This idea springs from modernist theory‚ which holds within it a great dichotomy. Louis Menand asks was modernism

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    Criticism Revision: Roland Barthes: The Death of the Author “The birth of the reader must be at the cost of the author.” Barthes argues that- Literature is studied through an understanding of authors not individual texts Text and author should be studied independently from one another Author should not be held solely responsible for the success or failure of a text as they are separate entities The responsibility of a text lies with the reader A text should be defined by the interpretation

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    Language is the tool that writers use to show the thoughts and imagination of the writer. The literary text differs from other texts from the fact that the writer artistically uses language as a tool to produce the text. Russian Formalism and New Criticism are two different movements in Literature theory. Both movements draw attention to the fact that literature is nothing but the use of language‚ and that all the meaning is derived from the text and the reader’s job is to determine that meaning.

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    CLEANTH BROOKS TERM PAPER

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    INTRODUCTION: NEW CRITICISM American New Criticism is named after John Crowe Ransom’s 1941 book The New Criticism. The movement focused on the text of a work of literature and excluded the reader’s response‚ the author’s intentions‚ historical and cultural contexts and moralistic bias from their analysis. It was the equivalent of the new professional criticism established in the emerging discipline of ‘English’ in Britain during the inter-war period. The reasons why it rose to almost hegemonic proportions

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    Formalism

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    FORMALISM (also known as NEW CRITICISM) A Basic Approach to Reading and Understanding Literature Formalist theory has dominated the American literary scene for most of the twentieth century‚ and it has retained its great influence in many academic quarters. Its practitioners advocate methodical and systematic readings of texts. The major premises of New Criticism include: "art for art’s sake‚" "content = form‚" and "texts exist in and for themselves." These premises lead to the development

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    exchange insurance information‚ however Jake not having any valid insurance gives false information to Mariana‚ and the two of them go their separate ways. In this short story‚ the author demonstrates the effect of gender roles‚ Marxist criticism‚ and new criticism in his writing. Written in third person limited‚ this short story is a vivid portrayal of gender roles. Looking in the perspective of a gender critic‚ one might say that the character of Jake is very persistent. At first‚ Jake asks Mariana

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    revelation of concepts and events which were then put into texts through human authors. The text itself therefore would be completely human‚ and open to criticism. However the meaning of Scripture would then be unchangeable even if the meaning of the words used to express this change. If the text itself is revelation‚ then there is no scope for criticism‚ however the meaning of the text would change‚ because the meanings of the words change with time. Believing that God through Scripture revealed truth

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    Linguistics

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    Stylistics is the study and interpretation of texts from a linguistic perspective. As a discipline it links literary criticism and linguistics‚ but has no autonomous domain of its own.[1][2] The preferred object of stylistic studies is literature‚ but not exclusively "high literature" but also other forms of written texts such as text from the domains of advertising‚ pop culture‚ politics or religion.[3] Stylistics also attempts to establish principles capable of explaining the particular choices

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    Text‚” is a way for biblical scholars to place themselves in the situation of the time through the social and cultural aspects‚ by investigating the background‚ method of the finished work‚ and the various hidden meanings of the scriptures. The criticism of source‚ form‚ and tradition dissects the whole text‚ to find a common writing style‚ word structure‚ and the authors. Sort of looking within the text‚ to find the source and history of the text. Next‚ “The World In the Text‚” began because of

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