English LiteraturePrentice-Hall, 1964 - 174 páginas A survey of American criticism and scholarship in English literature during the thirty years or so preceding the publication of this book. |
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... teaching an art such as literature are some of the reasons for this . The professor who reads " for pleasure " a light detective story of an evening , while reading genuine works of literary art only if he has to teach a course in them ...
... teaching an art such as literature are some of the reasons for this . The professor who reads " for pleasure " a light detective story of an evening , while reading genuine works of literary art only if he has to teach a course in them ...
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... teaching " creative writing " courses at universities . There are of course many reasons for this , some of them economic , but to the European eye it appears as ( among other things ) an example of the characteristic American view that ...
... teaching " creative writing " courses at universities . There are of course many reasons for this , some of them economic , but to the European eye it appears as ( among other things ) an example of the characteristic American view that ...
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... teachers . Here is a coming together of criticism , crea- tion , and teaching that represents something new in the aca- demic world , something pioneered by America . Amid all the overspecialization and fragmentation that are going on ...
... teachers . Here is a coming together of criticism , crea- tion , and teaching that represents something new in the aca- demic world , something pioneered by America . Amid all the overspecialization and fragmentation that are going on ...
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