Literary theory and criticism: an introduction
"Literary Theory and Criticism: An Introduction provides an accessible overview of major figures and movements in literary theory and criticism from antiquity to the twenty-first century. It is designed for students at the undergraduate level or for others needing a broad synthesis of the long...
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| adam_text | Contents List of Tables and Illustrations · io Acknowledgements · n Chapter i: Introduction · 13 Theory vs. Criticism · 16 Close Reading and Literary Studies · 19 Criticism through the Ages · 20 Literary Studies Comes to the University · 21 The “Theory” Revolution · 23 Theory and Criticism Today · 26 Literary Form · 28 Literary Characters · 30 The Importance of Context »32 The Identity of the Author · 33 The Role of the Reader · 34 Reading as Education, Reading as Entertainment · 35 Diversity · 37 The Uses of Theory and Criticism »38 Getting Started *42 Chapter 2: The Ancient World · 49 Plato: The First Literary Theorist · 50 Plato’s Republic · 51 Plato’s Theory of Forms · 53 The Allegory of the Cave · 54 Speech vs. Writing · 56 Aristotle · 57 Classification · 59 Narrative Form · 60
LITERARY THEORY AND CRITICISM Mimesis · 64 Rhetoric · 65 Horace’s Poetic Art · 66 Quintilian’s Figures of Speech »68 Longinus’s Sublime Aesthetics · 69 Chapters: The Middle Ages and the Renaissance · 73 Religion and Biblical Interpretation · 75 Establishing a Canon · 76 Medieval Scholasticism · 78 The Four Levels of Interpretation · 78 Maimonides and the Jewish Tradition · 81 The Secularization of Interpretation · 82 Boccaccio’s Mythological Studies · 84 Humanism »86 The Printing Press · 87 Protestantism »90 The Growth of the Vernacular »91 New Forms *93 New Rules for Writing · 94 Chapter 4: The Enlightenment · 97 Print Culture «98 Addison and Steele and the Birth of Modern Reviewing · 102 Johnson and His Dictionary · 104 The French Encyclopedia · 105 Skepticism · 106 Political Revolutions · 108 Abolitionism · 109 Early Feminism · no Aesthetic Innovations · in Idealism · 113 Kant’s Idealist Philosophy · 114 Hegel’s Ideas of History · 117 Chapter 5: The Nineteenth Century · 121 Romanticism and Nineteenth-Century Poetry · 122 Realism, Nationalism, and the Nineteenth-Century Novel · 127 Varieties of Realism · 129 Arnold, Taine, and Literary Studies · 133 6
CONTENTS Karl Marx · 136 Decadent Aesthetics · 141 Poe’s Philosophy of Composition · 142 Art for Art’s Sake · 143 Nietzsche’s Radical Philosophy · 145 Fin-de-siècle Fictions · 146 Chapter 6: Twentieth- and Twenty-First-Century Formalist Approaches · 149 The Philological Tradition · 151 Saussure and Structuralist Linguistics · 152 Russian Formalism · 155 Anglo-American Formalisms · 157 Practical and New Criticisms · 158 Neo-Aristotelianism · 161 Lévi-Strauss and Structuralist Anthropology · 164 Barthes and Structuralist Semiotics · 165 Narratology · 167 Derrida and Deconstruction · 169 Deconstruction in America · 172 Formalism Today · 174 Chapter 7: Twentieth- and Twenty-First-Century Historicist Approaches · 176 Historicist Criticism in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries · 177 Historicism to the 1970S · 180 The “New Historicism” · 183 New Approaches to History and Culture »183 Foucault and Discourse · 186 Greenblatt and the New Historicism · 189 Bourdieu and the Sociology of Culture · 191 From Bibliography to Book History · 194 Digital Humanities · 195 Chapter 8: Twentieth- and Twenty-First-Century Political Approaches · 198 Early Marxist Theory and Criticism · 199 The Frankfurt School · 202 French Marxism · 204 British Cultural Studies · 206 7
LITERARY THEORY AND CRITICISM Later Marxist Theory and Criticism · 208 Postcolonial and Ethnic Studies · 209 Said and Orientalism · 212 Later Postcolonial Theory · 213 Gates and the African American Tradition · 215 Critical Race Theory · 217 The Diversity of Literary Traditions · 219 Feminist Theory and Criticism · 220 Founding Figures »221 Later Feminist Theorists · 223 Sexuality and Queer Theory · 225 Sedgwick and Butler · 226 DisabiUty Studies · 228 Environmental Studies · 229 Chapter 9: Twentieth- and Twenty-First-Century Psychoanalytic Approaches *232 Freud and Freudian Criticism »232 Jungian Criticism · 239 Jacques Lacan · 240 Julia Kristeva · 242 Heirs to Lacan · 243 Phenomenology · 245 Hermeneutics · 246 Reader-Response Criticism 248 Cognitive Approaches · 250 Affect Theory »251 Chapter 10: From Theory to Practice · 254 The Example of Hamlet · 255 Hamlet’s Organic Unity · 256 Hamlet’s Theatricality · 260 Hamlet in Literary History · 262 Hamlet and Class · 264 Hamlet and Gender · 265 Hamlet’s Melancholy · 266 The Example of Frankenstein · 268 Frankenstein and Narratology · 269 Frankenstein and History · 272 Frankenstein and Political Approaches · 274 8
CONTENTS Frankenstein and Homosociality · 275 The Sublime, the Abject, the Uncanny · 277 Moving Forward · 279 Glossary · 283 Index · 295 9
Literary Theory and Criticism: An Introduction provides an accessible overview of major figures and movements in literary theory and criticism from antiquity to the twenty-first century. It is designed for students at the undergraduate level or for others needing a broad synthesis of the long history of literary theory. An introductory chapter provides an overview of some of the major issues within literary theory and criticism; further chapters survey theory and criticism in antiquity, the Middle Ages and Renaissance, the Enlightenment, and the nineteenth century. For twentieth- and twenty-first-century theory, the discussion is subdivided into separate chapters on formalist, historicist, political, and psychoanalytic approaches. The final chapter applies a variety of theoretical concepts and approaches to two famous works of literature: William Shakespeare’s Hamlet and Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. The new edition has been updated throughout, including new or expanded coverage of Marxist theory, disability studies, affect theory, and Critical Race Theory.
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Contents List of Tables and Illustrations · io Acknowledgements · n Chapter i: Introduction · 13 Theory vs. Criticism · 16 Close Reading and Literary Studies · 19 Criticism through the Ages · 20 Literary Studies Comes to the University · 21 The “Theory” Revolution · 23 Theory and Criticism Today · 26 Literary Form · 28 Literary Characters · 30 The Importance of Context »32 The Identity of the Author · 33 The Role of the Reader · 34 Reading as Education, Reading as Entertainment · 35 Diversity · 37 The Uses of Theory and Criticism »38 Getting Started *42 Chapter 2: The Ancient World · 49 Plato: The First Literary Theorist · 50 Plato’s Republic · 51 Plato’s Theory of Forms · 53 The Allegory of the Cave · 54 Speech vs. Writing · 56 Aristotle · 57 Classification · 59 Narrative Form · 60
LITERARY THEORY AND CRITICISM Mimesis · 64 Rhetoric · 65 Horace’s Poetic Art · 66 Quintilian’s Figures of Speech »68 Longinus’s Sublime Aesthetics · 69 Chapters: The Middle Ages and the Renaissance · 73 Religion and Biblical Interpretation · 75 Establishing a Canon · 76 Medieval Scholasticism · 78 The Four Levels of Interpretation · 78 Maimonides and the Jewish Tradition · 81 The Secularization of Interpretation · 82 Boccaccio’s Mythological Studies · 84 Humanism »86 The Printing Press · 87 Protestantism »90 The Growth of the Vernacular »91 New Forms *93 New Rules for Writing · 94 Chapter 4: The Enlightenment · 97 Print Culture «98 Addison and Steele and the Birth of Modern Reviewing · 102 Johnson and His Dictionary · 104 The French Encyclopedia · 105 Skepticism · 106 Political Revolutions · 108 Abolitionism · 109 Early Feminism · no Aesthetic Innovations · in Idealism · 113 Kant’s Idealist Philosophy · 114 Hegel’s Ideas of History · 117 Chapter 5: The Nineteenth Century · 121 Romanticism and Nineteenth-Century Poetry · 122 Realism, Nationalism, and the Nineteenth-Century Novel · 127 Varieties of Realism · 129 Arnold, Taine, and Literary Studies · 133 6
CONTENTS Karl Marx · 136 Decadent Aesthetics · 141 Poe’s Philosophy of Composition · 142 Art for Art’s Sake · 143 Nietzsche’s Radical Philosophy · 145 Fin-de-siècle Fictions · 146 Chapter 6: Twentieth- and Twenty-First-Century Formalist Approaches · 149 The Philological Tradition · 151 Saussure and Structuralist Linguistics · 152 Russian Formalism · 155 Anglo-American Formalisms · 157 Practical and New Criticisms · 158 Neo-Aristotelianism · 161 Lévi-Strauss and Structuralist Anthropology · 164 Barthes and Structuralist Semiotics · 165 Narratology · 167 Derrida and Deconstruction · 169 Deconstruction in America · 172 Formalism Today · 174 Chapter 7: Twentieth- and Twenty-First-Century Historicist Approaches · 176 Historicist Criticism in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries · 177 Historicism to the 1970S · 180 The “New Historicism” · 183 New Approaches to History and Culture »183 Foucault and Discourse · 186 Greenblatt and the New Historicism · 189 Bourdieu and the Sociology of Culture · 191 From Bibliography to Book History · 194 Digital Humanities · 195 Chapter 8: Twentieth- and Twenty-First-Century Political Approaches · 198 Early Marxist Theory and Criticism · 199 The Frankfurt School · 202 French Marxism · 204 British Cultural Studies · 206 7
LITERARY THEORY AND CRITICISM Later Marxist Theory and Criticism · 208 Postcolonial and Ethnic Studies · 209 Said and Orientalism · 212 Later Postcolonial Theory · 213 Gates and the African American Tradition · 215 Critical Race Theory · 217 The Diversity of Literary Traditions · 219 Feminist Theory and Criticism · 220 Founding Figures »221 Later Feminist Theorists · 223 Sexuality and Queer Theory · 225 Sedgwick and Butler · 226 DisabiUty Studies · 228 Environmental Studies · 229 Chapter 9: Twentieth- and Twenty-First-Century Psychoanalytic Approaches *232 Freud and Freudian Criticism »232 Jungian Criticism · 239 Jacques Lacan · 240 Julia Kristeva · 242 Heirs to Lacan · 243 Phenomenology · 245 Hermeneutics · 246 Reader-Response Criticism 248 Cognitive Approaches · 250 Affect Theory »251 Chapter 10: From Theory to Practice · 254 The Example of Hamlet · 255 Hamlet’s Organic Unity · 256 Hamlet’s Theatricality · 260 Hamlet in Literary History · 262 Hamlet and Class · 264 Hamlet and Gender · 265 Hamlet’s Melancholy · 266 The Example of Frankenstein · 268 Frankenstein and Narratology · 269 Frankenstein and History · 272 Frankenstein and Political Approaches · 274 8
CONTENTS Frankenstein and Homosociality · 275 The Sublime, the Abject, the Uncanny · 277 Moving Forward · 279 Glossary · 283 Index · 295 9
Literary Theory and Criticism: An Introduction provides an accessible overview of major figures and movements in literary theory and criticism from antiquity to the twenty-first century. It is designed for students at the undergraduate level or for others needing a broad synthesis of the long history of literary theory. An introductory chapter provides an overview of some of the major issues within literary theory and criticism; further chapters survey theory and criticism in antiquity, the Middle Ages and Renaissance, the Enlightenment, and the nineteenth century. For twentieth- and twenty-first-century theory, the discussion is subdivided into separate chapters on formalist, historicist, political, and psychoanalytic approaches. The final chapter applies a variety of theoretical concepts and approaches to two famous works of literature: William Shakespeare’s Hamlet and Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. The new edition has been updated throughout, including new or expanded coverage of Marxist theory, disability studies, affect theory, and Critical Race Theory. |
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