Critical Theory Since 1965

by Hazard Adams (Editor), Leroy Searle (Editor)

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"Critical Theory Since 1965 is a collection of theoretical writing of the last twenty years by thirty-eight contemporary theorists and, as background, eighteen important intellectual precursors. It is by far the most complete representation of recent critical theory available, including phenomenologists, structuralists, deconstructionists, Marxists, feminists, reader - response critics, dissenters, and eccentricts, and supplying the background texts necessary for a working understanding of show more contemporary critical vocabulary and thought." From the bookjacket. show less

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Professor emeritus at the University of Washington's department of comparative literature, Hazard Adams lives in Lake Forest Park, Washington. He is internationally known as a scholar of Blake, W. B. Yeats, Joyce Gary, and the history of criticism.
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Critical Theory Since 1965
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(Preface)

This anthology is a sequel to Critical Theory since Plato (New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1971) and attempts to bring the history of literary theory reasonably up to date.
(Intro)

The year 1965 marks the midpoint in a decade of profound change and disquiet, particularly in its latter half, that did not leave the world of criticsm and theory untouched.

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Literature Studies and Criticism, Nonfiction, Philosophy
DDC/MDS
801.95Literature & rhetoricLiterature, rhetoric & criticismPhilosophy and theoryNature and characterLiterary theory and criticism
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PN94 .C75Language and LiteratureLiterature (General)Literature (General)Criticism
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