A history of literary criticism
by Harry Blamires
Part of Macmillan history of literature
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How does Blamires’ overview of literary criticism change your own perspective on what it means to truly "read" a text versus simply consuming a story?
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Blamires traces how the role of the critic has evolved over the centuries; do you view the critic more as a cultural gatekeeper, a detective, or a creative partner to the author?
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