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Literary Theory: An Introduction
by
Terry Eagleton
Sept. 17, 2017 - Sept. 18, 2017
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Eagleton, T. (1995). Literary Theory: An Introduction. Blackwell.
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hermetic »
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ecumenicism »
(noun) the principle or aim of promoting unity am…
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elision »
(linguistics) the omission of a sound or syllable…
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sibylline »
(noun) any of several prophetesses usually accept…
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cathexis »
(psychoanalysis) the process of investment of men…
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[...] The idea that there are 'non-political' for…
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Another reason why literary criticism cannot just…
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[...] Some traditional critics would appear to ho…
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[...] Psychoanalysis, on the other hand, is in th…
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[...] the conflict between men and women could no…
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Preface
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Introduction: What is Literature?
thoughts on the definition of literature and how murky it necessarily is
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Introduction: What is Literature?
thoughts on the definition of literature and how murky it necessarily is
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The Rise of English
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Post-Structuralism
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Psychoanalysis
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