CEA Critic, Volume 63Department of English, Texas A&M University, 2001 |
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... criticism has understood better than traditional humanism the extent to which hollowness , deception , and manipulation lie at the heart of many fictional representations , postmodern criticism has failed to understand that the ...
... criticism has understood better than traditional humanism the extent to which hollowness , deception , and manipulation lie at the heart of many fictional representations , postmodern criticism has failed to understand that the ...
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... criticism itself to rigorous analysis . ' I have argued elsewhere ( Herold 125 ) that traditions of pedagogy no less than those of criticism need careful historicizing and that these traditions need to be viewed not independently of ...
... criticism itself to rigorous analysis . ' I have argued elsewhere ( Herold 125 ) that traditions of pedagogy no less than those of criticism need careful historicizing and that these traditions need to be viewed not independently of ...
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... criticism are [ now ] seen as significant aspects of cultural history , and worth attending to for that reason ... criticism and theory that warn against professional effectiveness , and then to show how " the dream of intervening in the ...
... criticism are [ now ] seen as significant aspects of cultural history , and worth attending to for that reason ... criticism and theory that warn against professional effectiveness , and then to show how " the dream of intervening in the ...
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