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4. Dez. 2023 · About this book. A defense and celebration of the discipline of literary studies and its most distinctive practice—close reading. Does literary criticism offer truths about the world? In Criticism and Truth, Jonathan Kramnick offers a new and surprising account of criticism’s power by zeroing in on its singular method: close reading.
- Jonathan Kramnick
- December 04, 2023
4. Dez. 2023 · Abstract. A defense and celebration of the discipline of literary studies and its most distinctive practice, close reading, this book argues that close reading is the field’s way of pursuing arguments and advancing knowledge—the method and craft and skill that it imparts to students. It also argues that close reading is also a creative ...
Criticism and Truth is a call to arms, making a powerful case for the necessity of both literature and criticism within a multidisciplinary university. As the humanities fight for survival in contemporary higher education, the study of literature doesn’t need more plans for reform.
Criticism and Truth is a call to arms, making a powerful case for the necessity of both literature and criticism within a multidisciplinary university. As the humanities fight for survival in contemporary higher education, the study of literature doesn’t need more plans for reform.
Computational criticism construes its objects at a different scale from the conventional practices of literary interpretation, but that doesn’t give it a more compelling pur-chase on truth. It just shows how truth perspicuity, elegance, and persuasiveness in an ex-— planatory context—corresponds to method.
4. Dez. 2023 · Criticism and Truth is a call to arms, making a powerful case for the necessity of both literature and criticism within a multidisciplinary university. As the humanities fight for survival in contemporary higher education, the study of literature doesn’t need more plans for reform.
- Jonathan Kramnick
Criticism and Truth is a call to arms, making a powerful case for the necessity of both literature and criticism within a multidisciplinary university. As the humanities fight for survival in contemporary higher education, the study of literature doesn’t need more plans for reform.
