Tag Archives: New Criticism
Literature, Pleasure, and Power
Richard Levin talks about literary criticism, including his observations on the New Criticism and Deconstructionism in the mid-1980s. He also focuses on new perspectives on the work of William Shakespeare. In the second segment [14:20], Robert Crunden discusses literary modernism, as illustrated … Continue reading
Posted in Crunden, Robert M., Episodes, Levin, Richard L.
Tagged Deconstructionism, Literary theory, New Criticism
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The Art of Literary Biography, Part 5 of 7: Byron, Greene, and Yeats
Leland Lyons, Leslie Marchand, and Norman Sherry discuss their research and writing practices and the issues they encounter as biographers of W. B. Yeats, Lord Byron (George Gordon), and Graham Greene, respectively. The scholars address the distinction between literary criticism and … Continue reading
Posted in Episodes, Lyons, F. S. L., Marchand, Leslie Alexis, Sherry, Norman
Tagged George Gordon Lord Byron, Graham Greene, Literary biography, Literary Criticism, New Criticism, William Butler Yeats
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