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Literary Theory in Reverse: The Literariness of Theory
2016Beginning with Faust’s translation of the first line of the Gospel of John in Goethe’s drama, as well as Friedrich Kittler’s interpretation of Faust’s interpretative act in Aufschreibesysteme 1800/1900 (Discourse Networks 1800/1900), this chapter reflects on both the status of the literary studies scholar and the contested place of literary theory ...
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Writing Theory and/or Literary Theory
TEXT, 2000The theory/practice schism is a relatively new development which has been most heavily underlined in the latter half of the twentieth century. Originally the two activities were conjoined: in addition to being a wide-ranging philosopher, Plato was a literary critic who also wrote dialogues, and Aristotle was the same (although none of his dialogues has
Dibble, Brian, Van Loon, Julienne
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A literary playground: Literary criticism and balance theory
Poetics, 1999Abstract One of the central tenets in an institutional approach to literary criticism is the hypothesis that literary evaluation is a social process guided by institutional norms and constraints. Literary quality is not just hidden within a text; critics and other members of the literary field assign quality to texts. Previous judgements on the text,
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Literary theory, theory, and post-theory
Frontiers of Literary Studies in China, 2010By tracing the development of literary studies in the 20th century, this article distinguishes “Theory of Literature” (or “Literary Theory”), “Theory” and “Post-theory” by their distinctive attributions in varied historical and cultural contexts, and then further demonstrates their theoretical paradigms, namely, the modern paradigm of formalism, the ...
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