Princ Literary Criticism V3

by Constable,John

• ISBN13: 9780415217347
• ISBN10: 0415217342
• Edition: 1st
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2002-01-25
• Publisher: Routledge

Summary

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Table of Contents

Editorial Introduction	vii
Principles of Literary Criticism
Preface	3	(4)
The Chaos of Critical Theories	7	(5)
The Phantom Aesthetic State	12	(7)
The Language of Criticism	19	(6)
Communication and the Artist	25	(8)
The Critics' Concern with Value	33	(4)
Value as an Ultimate Idea	37	(5)
A Psychological Theory of Value	42	(12)
Art and Morals	54	(4)
Actual and Possible Misapprehensions	58	(7)
Poetry for Poetry's Sake	65	(8)
A Sketch for a Psychology	73	(9)
Pleasure	82	(6)
Emotion and the Coenesthesia	88	(5)
Memory	93	(3)
Attitudes	96	(6)
The Analysis of a Poem	102	(17)
Rhythm and Metre	119	(11)
On Looking at a Picture	130	(12)
Sculpture and the Construction Form	142	(6)
The Impasse of Musical Theory	148	(6)
A Theory of Communication	154	(5)
The Availability of the Poet's Experience	159	(5)
Tolstoy's Infection Theory	164	(4)
The Normality of the Artist	168	(8)
Badness in Poetry	176	(7)
Judgement and Divergent Readings	183	(3)
Levels of Response and the Width of Appeal	186	(4)
The Allusiveness of Modern Poetry	190	(5)
Permanence as a Criterion	195	(3)
The Definition of a Poem	198	(5)
Art, Play, and Civilization	203	(9)
The Imagination	212	(12)
Truth and Revelation Theories	224	(6)
The Two Uses of Language	230	(10)
Poetry and Beliefs	240	(15)
Appendix A. On Value	255	(2)
Appendix B. On Mr Eliot's Poetry	257	(6)
Index (For definitions of terms used in special senses the Index may be consulted.)	263	(3)
Editorial Appendix 1. Preface to the Second Edition	266	(1)
Editorial Appendix 2. Analytical Contents	267	(6)
Editorial Appendix 3. Science and Poetry, 1926	273