Beyond Literary Theory: Literature as a Search for the Meaning of Human DestinyUniversity Press of America, 2001 - 334 páginas Beyond Literary Theory is not representative of any particular school of criticism. Its purpose is to demonstrate the scope and limits of critical theories based on logic, scientism, and psychoanalysis. Eduard H. Strauch allows readers to explore beyond literary theory to discover dimensions of human experience that define timeless literature. |
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... mind . The mind of his own country or of Europe is more important than the poet's private mind . The larger mind abandons nothing on the way . In addition , Eliot regards the poetic process as a means to attaining truth . As he uses the ...
... mind . The mind of his own country or of Europe is more important than the poet's private mind . The larger mind abandons nothing on the way . In addition , Eliot regards the poetic process as a means to attaining truth . As he uses the ...
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... mind itself . So the shift passed from belief in reason as man's distinctive nature to the belief that man is most natural in his feelings . As Goethe's Faust ... mind during the heat of creation . The mind is The Traditional Perspective 35.
... mind itself . So the shift passed from belief in reason as man's distinctive nature to the belief that man is most natural in his feelings . As Goethe's Faust ... mind during the heat of creation . The mind is The Traditional Perspective 35.
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... mind . In The Genius of Christianity ( 1802 ) , he contrasts Homer's epics to the sublime poetry of the Bible and praises Gothic art and chivalric virtue . In discussing the way the Christian religion inspired art and literature , he ...
... mind . In The Genius of Christianity ( 1802 ) , he contrasts Homer's epics to the sublime poetry of the Bible and praises Gothic art and chivalric virtue . In discussing the way the Christian religion inspired art and literature , he ...
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Chapter | 3 |
Chapter 2 | 62 |
European Criticism of AngloAmerican Formalism | 89 |
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20th century ancient Apollonian and Dionysian approach archetypal Aristotle Aristotle's artist beauty C.G. Jung causality Christian collective unconscious complex concept consciousness contrast creative culture Dante Dante's death dialectic Diel Diel's psychology discover divine emotional essential desire evoke existence existential expression fact feeling fish Freud's Freudian Furthermore genre Hamlet Hence human destiny human experience hybris I.A. Richards Ibid imagination individual interpretation Jung Jung's knowledge language literary criticism Literary Theory lives logic man's manifest mankind meaning metaphor method mind mode moral mystical myth nature Nausea neo-Aristotelians neurotic novel objective Oedipus Complex one's passion Paul Diel peak experiences personality philosophy Plato poem poet poetic poetry psyche psychic psychoanalysis reader reality realize reason reveals Roquentin S.T. Coleridge Santiago scientific seek sense significance soul spiritual story subconscious sublime supraconscious symbols T. S. Eliot thought tion tradition tragedy transform ultimate unconscious understanding universe words