different schools have arisen recently in the field of literary criticism and literary  critics, and his many comments on the cash basis of these schools have provided among the trends in cash, cash structuralism (structuralism) in literature and linguistics, the prague school formalism and its genesis dates back nyvfrmalysm. structuralist critique of the way in which the cash component phenome...

Since the emergence in the 1960s of English Language as a university subject in its own right, the relationship between the study of literature and the study of language has often been one of bitter rivalry. Literary critics have railed against the ‘cold’, ‘scientific’ approach used by scholars of language in their analyses of literary texts, whilst linguists have accused their literary colleag...

The purpose of the article is to determine role Azerbaijani criticism in literary process period independence, personality writer, critic and creative process, value work current by taking into account reader`s taste, possibility evaluating artistic philosophical essence context time, Methodology methods used: This topic was investigated based on philosophy Azerbaijanism, ideology independence....

Walter Skeat published his critical edition of William Langland’s 14 century alliterative poem, Piers Plowman, in 1886. In preparation for this he located forty-five manuscripts, and to compare dialects, he published excerpts from each of these. This paper does three statistical analyses using these excerpts, each of which mimics a task he did in writing his critical edition. First, he combined...

Introduction Both Edmund Burke and Jean-Jacques Rousseau can be grouped among the key thinkers of the eighteenth century. They are widely understood to be quite different from one another, and their outlooks—especially their political-philosophical views—are often contrasted by scholars. Among those who have profitably contrasted Burke with Rousseau is the early twentieth century literary schol...

On December 21, 1817, John Keats wrote to his brothers George and Tom about a literary discussion he had recently had with the critic Charles Dilke, after which “several things dove-tailed in my mind.”1 Keats continued, “At once it struck me what quality went to form a ManofAchievement, especially inLiterature, andwhich Shakespeare possessed so enormously—I mean Negative Capability, that is, wh...

LITERARY STUDY OF THE BIBLE has traditionally centered on theme and the strategies of narrative construction. In the 1960 'sand 1970 's, however, scholars lent considerable dimension to their enterprise by focussing increasingly upon compositional techniques, including word-play, inclusio, chiasm, and the whole gamut of rhetorical, structural and generic devices available to the Israelite autho...