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The Norton Anthology of Theory and Criticism presents a staggeringly varied collection of the most influential critical statements from the classical era to the present day. Edited by scholars and teachers whose interests range from the history of poetics to postmodernism, from classical... read more
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- Aristotle: Wrote the first comprehensive analysis of his contemporary literary works, Aristotle could be viewed as the founder of Literary Criticism. His Poetics and his Rhetoric are still widely read and influential two millennia after they were composed.
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- Lacan
- Jacques Derrida
- Samuel Johnson
- Virgil
- Horace
- Billy Budd
- Barthes
- Kristeva
- Mallarme
- Spivak
- Rousseau
- Smith
- T. S. Eliot
- Davis
- Milton
- Burke
- Hirsch
- Zimmerman
- Deleuze
- Black
- Arnold
- Benjamin
- Dryden
- Claggart
- Jameson
- Beardsley
- Guattari
- Donne
- Moulthrop
- Freud
- Brooks
- Hume
- Gilbert
- Wordsworth
- Paul De Man
- Rich
- Schiller
- Poe
- Conrad
- Lukacs
- Frye
- Baker
- Hebdige
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The most wide-ranging and comprehensive collection of its kind, The Norton Anthology of Theory and Criticism offers one or more selections from 148 figures, representing major developments from ancient to recent times, from Gorgias and Plato to bell hooks, Judith Butler, and Stuart Moulthrop.
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- Vincent B. Leitch (Editor) - General Editor
- William E. Cain (Editor)
- Laurie Finke (Editor)
- Barbara E. Johnson (Editor)
- John McGowan (Editor)
- Jeffery Williams (Editor)
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- Dewey: 801.95
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