9780765806987 - modernism and the critical spirit von goodheart, eugene (4 Ergebnisse)
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Zustand: New. Complaints about the decline of critical standards in literature and culture in general have been voiced for much of the twentieth century. These have extended from F.R. Leavis s laments for a lost center of intelligence and urbane spirit, to current oppo.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Complaints about the decline of critical standards in literature and culture in general have been voiced for much of the twentieth century. These have extended from F.R. Leavis's laments for a 'lost center of intelligence and urbane spirit', to current opposition to the predominance of radica…l critical theory in contemporary literature departments. Humanist criticism, which has as its object the quality of life as well as works of art, may well lack authority in the contemporary world. Even amid the disruptions of the industrial revolution, nineteenth-century humanists such as Matthew Arnold, John Ruskin, and Thomas Carlyle could assume a positive order of value and shared habits of imaginative perception and understanding between writers and readers. Eugene Goodheart argues that, by contrast, contemporary criticism is infused with the skepticism of modernist aesthetics. It has will fully rejected the very idea of moral authority.
