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Showing posts with label Literary criticism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Literary criticism. Show all posts

00253--Edmaund Burke

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Edmaund Burke On a superficial view we may seem to differ very widely from each other in our reasonings, and no less in our pleasur...

00250--RASA/Indian Aesthetics/Literary Term

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Indian aesthetics has borrowed highly from the myths and legends related to Krishna.  Krishna is the archetypal rasika . Indian phil...

00224--What distinction does Coleridge make between FANCY and IMAGINATION? [English Literature free notes]

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Imagination for Coleridge is the creative faculty possessed by poets.  This shaping power of imagination enables the poet to configure t...

00212—Central issues/concerns of Postcolonial studies [Post-colonialism/Postcolonial literature] [English Literature free notes]

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The central issues are: 1. The rejection of the “master narrative” of Western imperialism, 2. Concern with the construction of the colo...

00198--Dissociation of Sensibility [T.S.Eliot]

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 The best 3 books for Literary terms are : 1. A Glossary of Literary Term  [M.H.ABRAMS] 2. THE PENGUIN DICTIONARY OF LITERAR...

00197--Psychoanalytical (literary) Criticism [Freud-sexuality-the id-the ego-the super ego-parapraxis-repression-Freudian slips-libido-Oedipus complex-taboo-dream work-latent dream content-manifest dream content]]

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"The dream-thoughts which we first come across as we proceed with our analysis often strike us by the unusual form in which they ...

00196--What is Post-Colonial Reading?

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Post-Colonial Reading is an approach (that includes the reading and rereading of texts) toward texts of both metropolitan and col...