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Principles of literary criticism

I. A. Richards · Language_and_Communication · 38 章

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PRINCIPLES OF LITERARY CRITICISM CONTENTS PREFACE CHAPTER I The Chaos of Critical Theories CHAPTER II The Phantom Æsthetic State CHAPTER III The Language of Criticism CHAPTER IV Communication and the Artist CHAPTER V The Critics’ Concern with Value CHAPTER VI Value as an Ultimate Idea CHAPTER VII A Psychological Theory of Value CHAPTER VIII Art and Morals CHAPTER IX Actual and Possible Misapprehensions CHAPTER X Poetry for Poetry’s Sake CHAPTER XI A Sketch for a Psychology CHAPTER XII Pleasure CHAPTER XIII Emotion and the Cœnesthesia CHAPTER XIV Memory CHAPTER XV Attitudes CHAPTER XVI The Analysis of a Poem CHAPTER XVII Rhythm and Metre CHAPTER XVIII On Looking at a Picture CHAPTER XIX Sculpture and the Construction of Form CHAPTER XX The Impasse of Musical Theory CHAPTER XXI A Theory of Communication CHAPTER XXII The Availability of the Poet’s Experience CHAPTER XXIII Tolstoy’s Infection Theory CHAPTER XXIV The Normality of the Artist CHAPTER XXVIII The Allusiveness of Modern Poetry CHAPTER XXIX Permanence as a Criterion CHAPTER XXX The Definition of a Poem CHAPTER XXXI Art, Play, and Civilisation CHAPTER XXXII The Imagination CHAPTER XXXIII Truth and Revelation Theories CHAPTER XXXIV The Two Uses of Language CHAPTER XXXV Poetry and Beliefs APPENDIX A. On Value APPENDIX B. THE POETRY OF T. S. ELIOT THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG™ LICENSE