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Literary Criticism
Created by
Sophie Pereira
⟶ Updated 16 Sep 2019 ⟶
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Events
Shakespeare's Professional Career by Peter Thomson
Shakespeare as a Literary Dramatist by Lukas Erne
Preface to Shakespeare by Harley Granville-Barker
New Cambridge Shakespeare by Martin Butler
1980s: first usage of the term 'postmodern'
1930s: Modernism lessened
1960s: Modernist resurgence
"Modernity - an Unfinished Project" essay by Jurgen Habermas
1970s: French post-structuralist thinkers ie. Derrida and Foucault
Lacan presents 'the mirror stage' at a conference
Lacan calls for a 'back to basics' Freudian approach
Lacan published a series of training sessions under the title 'Ecrits'
Lacan 'the insistence of the letter'
1960s: Stylistics and Liberal Humanism fought
1970s: conflict arose between Liberal Humanism and all other theoretical positions
1900s: Stylistics shifted from historical philology to focus on language as a system
Medieval 'rhetoric' absorbed into linguistics (known as 'philology')
1920s: Stylistics developed new focus on style
1980s: allegedly a 'new stylistics' founded
Fowler published "Linguistic Criticism"
mid-1980s: the distinction between stylistics and literary criticism made
Cleanth Brooks 'An Approach to Literature'
Cleanth Brooks 'Understanding Poetry'
Cleanth Brooks 'Modern Poetry and the Tradition'
Cleanth Brooks 'The Well Wrought Urn: Studies in the Structure of Poetry'
Wimsatt and Beardsley 'The Intentional Fallacy'
Wimsatt and Beardsley 'The Affective Fallacy'
Wimsatt and Brooks 'Literary Criticism: A Short History'
TS. Eliot 'The Use of Poetry and the Use of Criticism'
Periods
Modernism
