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Literary Discourse and the Social Historian
New Literary History, 1977N ANY COMMUNITY or period of time, two sorts of change are presumably always going on at once: real change, which is happening but may not be perceived, and perceived change, which may or may not be taking place. History, in practical terms, is largely the story of perceived change.
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H. White – a Historian and Literary Critic
Диалог со временем, 2023В статье описаны ключевые теоретические проблемы, объединяющие работы разных этапов творческого пути американского историка и литературоведа Х. Уайта. Статья носит коммеморативный характер, поэтому в ней не изложены во многом справедливые аргументы критики его исследований. Отклонившись от сложившейся традиции анализа взглядов Х.
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Benedetto Croce: Literary Critic and Historian
Comparative Literature, 1953W ITH the death of Croce, on November 20, 1952, in his eightyseventh year, not only a great philosopher, aesthetician, historian, politician has passed, but also a great literary critic, a highly influential theoretician of literature, and a learned investigator of literary history.
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Nineteenth-Century Aestheticians and Literary Historians
1963The reason for including the views of a number of representative nineteenth-century aestheticians and historians of literature in this study is to obtain a more comprehensive picture of attitudes toward Emilia Galotti. It will be seen that their remarks are often brief, sometimes very superficial, and consequently require no further comment.
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Sacvan Bercovitch, Literary Historian and Theorist
2008Introduction to the Serialized Forum Sacvan Bercovitch, Literary Historian and ...
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Michael Drayton, Literary History and Historians in Verse
The Review of English Studies, 2007In or around 1621, Michael Drayton penned his well-known assessment of fellow poet Samuel Daniel, whom he described as ‘too much Historian in verse’. This article investigates that dismissal, arguing that behind it lies a long-standing and consistent literary position. Drayton's vision was of a literature that combined both poetry and history.
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Towards a rigorous understanding of societal responses to climate change
Nature, 2021Dagomar Degroot +2 more
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Restoring and attributing ancient texts using deep neural networks
Nature, 2022Yannis Assael +2 more
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The cultural evolution of love in literary history
Nature Human Behaviour, 2022Nicolas Baumard +2 more
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