jonathan swift wrote the principles of literary criticism and practical criticism.
jonathan swift wrote the principles of literary criticism and practical criticism.
who wrote the principles of literary criticism and practical criticism?
jonathan swift
bullet::::- "one-dimensional man"









































bullet::::- toril moi









































bullet::::- "sexual/textual politics"









































bullet::::- i.a. richards









































bullet::::- "practical criticism: a study of literary judgement"









































bullet::::- "principles of literary criticism"









































bullet::::- k.k. ruthven









































bullet::::- "critical assumptions"









































bullet::::- edward said









































bullet::::- "culture and imperialism"









































bullet::::- "orientalism" (1978)









































bullet::::- jean-paul sartre









































bullet::::- "what is literature?" (1947)









































bullet::::- ferdinand de saussure









































bullet::::- "cours de linguistique générale" (posthumously 1916)









































bullet::::- alfred schmidt









































bullet::::- "the concept of nature in marx" (1962)









































bullet::::- "zur idee der kritischen theorie" (german, 1974)









































bullet::::- eve kosofsky sedgwick









































bullet::::- "between men"









































bullet::::- "epistemology of the closet"









































bullet::::- susan sontag









































bullet::::- "against interpretation"
list of works in critical theory
i. a. richards' developed the principles of new criticism is in two books of critical theory, "the principles of literary criticism" (1924) and "practical criticism" (1929). the first book, "the principles of literary criticism", discusses the subjects of form, value, rhythm, coenesthesia (awareness of inhabiting one's body, caused by stimuli from various organs), literary infectiousness, allusiveness, divergent readings, and belief. he starts from the premise that “a book is a machine to think with, but it need not, therefore, usurp the functions either of the bellows or the locomotive.” his second book, "practical criticism" (1929), is an empirical study of "inferior response" to a literary text.
i. a. richards