41. Links Page For Literary Criticism And Theory: English 456 At Chapman University, English 456 at Chapman University in Orange, California is an introductoryseminar on literary criticism and theory. Among the authors http://www.ajdrake.com/eng456/links.htm

English 456: Introduction to C20 Criticism and Theory Links to Criticism and Theory Sites email Home Syllabus Guides ... Voice of the Shuttle Literary Theory Links Page . This page contains links to helpful information on criticism and theory. Try the home page for other information on literature of various genres, periods, and regions. If you visit only one site for links and information, this is among the best the net offers. The Johns Hopkins Online Guide to Literary Theory An excellent guide. Prof. Alan Sokal s Web Site . Contains fun stuff pertaining to Sokal s Hoax. Sokal, a physics professor at New York U, wrote a meticulously documented and thoroughly bogus paper arguing as follows: now that we have dispensed with scientific nonsense about there being an objective physical world, it s time to start emphasizing exciting new developments in physics that, together with postmodern theory, promise a new era of radical progressivism. Sokal doesn t believe a word of it, but the editors of a prominent cultural studies journal do.

42. Syllabus For Literary Criticism And Theory English 456 At English 456 at Chapman University in Orange, California is an introductory seminaron literary criticism and theory. Return to Home Page. http://www.ajdrake.com/e456/syllabus.htm

43. Literary Theory. Literary Criticism. literary theory section. . B. Bibliography of literary criticism and theory. . literary theory, semiology and criticism (from Ohio State University). . M. http://www.zeroland.co.nz/literary_theory.html

Film Music Literature Philosophy ... E-Texts Literary Theory, Literary Criticism Semiotics, Deconstructionalism, Structuralism, Media Theory A Web Directory A - E F - G M - R S - Z A Alternative Press Center. An index of alternative magazines,journals, online resources. Alternative viewpoints from around the world. Searchable under subject, name, author. Aristotle's Poetics. Full, annotated text from The Perseus Project. ... An Ezine. Literary theory section. B Bibliography of literary criticism and theory. Cambridge History of English and American Literature. Online version. of the encyclopedia in 14 volumes. CTheory. A journal with articles on art theory, technology and society. ... Derrida Online. Hydra. Derrida text excerpts, Derrida interviews, Derrida on audio and viedo. E European Graduate School/EGS/Media and Communications Department. The school, founded, amongst others, by Jean Francois Lyotard, includes the following faculty members: Giorgio Agamben Jean Baudrillard, ... Slavoj Zizek F Feminist criticism and theory. French literary theory (from Rutgers University). G Global Ideas Bank. Institute for Social Inventions, London, UK. 'Submit an idea'.

44. Continental Literature, Postcolonial Literature, And Literary Criticism And Theo University at Carbondale offers a PhD in English with emphasis on Continental Literature,Postcolonial Literature, and literary criticism and theory as part of http://www.siu.edu/departments/english/acadareas/continental/

The Department of English at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale offers a PhD in English with emphasis on Continental Literature, Postcolonial Literature, and Literary Criticism and Theory as part of its doctoral program in modern literature. This emphasis requires a thorough study of English and American literature as well as further study of literature in translation, originating from Continental Europe, Postcolonial sources, and Literary Theory that has been written in or translated into English. This is a modification of the traditional comparative literature curriculum without the required advanced fluency and reading knowledge in at least two foreign languages. Two years of college instruction in two foreign languages with a B-or-better average is, however, required for any doctoral research at SIUC. The second foreign language requirement may be substituted by a defferent, approved research tool pertinent to the student’s field of interest. For further information contact: Dr. Clarisse Zimra, Associate Professor, (618) 453-6813 or czimra@siu.edu

45. Literary Resources -- Theory (Lynch) The Johns Hopkins Guide to literary theory criticism (Michael Groden and MartinKreiswirth, Hopkins) Online version of the extensive print guide to http://newark.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/Lit/theory.html

Literary Resources Theory This page is part of the Literary Resources collection maintained by Jack Lynch of Rutgers Newark. Please direct comments and suggestions to jlynch@andromeda.rutgers.edu The term "theory" is used so broadly here as to mean very little; I welcome a more descriptive rubric. Voice of the Shuttle Theory (Michael Strong and Brett Wilson, Penn) Information on Penn's program and links to other comp lit programs and resources. (Michael Groden and Martin Kreiswirth, Hopkins) On-line version of the extensive print guide to theory and criticism. Literary Theory: A Literary Theory Project (Rice) Large general theory site. Modern Literary Theory (Kristi Siegel, Mt Mary College) A brief but clear intro to 20th-c. theory, including New Criticism, Formalism, Structurealism, feminism, psychoanalysis, and so on. Includes quick discussions and brief suggested reading lists. Illuminations: The Critical Theory Website (Univ. of Texas at Austin) Learned commentary on the works of the Frankfurt School, including Adorno, Benjamin, Fromm, Horkheimer, Habermas, Marcuse, Aggger, Best, Bronner, and Kellner. Literary Theory and Criticism: A Bibliography www.theory.org.uk

46. Theories is, of course, no science of stories, but there is a welldeveloped field of narrativetheorynarratologyand enough literary criticism theory to provide http://www.wvu.edu/~lawfac/jelkins/lawyerslit/theories.htm

LAWYERS AND LITERATURE Four Warnings about Theory: " The way we read now partly depends upon our distance, inner or outer, from the universities, where reading is scarcely taught as a pleasure, in any of the deeper senses of the aesthetics of pleasure." [Harold Bloom, How to Read and Why 22 (New York: Scribner, 2000)] "I teach English in a distinguished university. In my distinguished department, which is like ll English departments I have known or heard about, we have virtually nothing in common, not even literature." [Frank Lentricchia, The Edge of Night: A Confession 11 (New York: Random House, 1994)] [Lentricchia teaches at Duke University, or so it is rumored.] "Since literature seemed to be about everything that there is about the human conditionI figured that a good literary critic would have to make himself expert at that big picture. It didn't take me long to realize that the professionalization of literary criticism has taken reductionism as its model, and that it too can lead to learning more and more about less and less until you're in danger of knowing everything there is to know about nothing." [Richard Powers, "The Last Generalist: An Interview with Richard Powers"]

47. Literary Theory And Criticism - Classic Literature Advertisement. literary theory and criticism Guide picks. A set of generalprinciples that can be used to classify or analyze literary works. http://classiclit.about.com/cs/literarytheory/

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48. Literary Theory And Criticism - Classic Literature - Page 3 Of 3 literary theory and criticism Guide picks. http://classiclit.about.com/cs/literarytheory/index_3.htm

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49. English Literature 1: Literary Criticism / Literary Theory DR SARAH DUNNIGAN'S LECTURE. literary criticism / literary theory. Is there an opposition? literarycriticism, literary theory. Conservative / reactionary, radical. http://www.ed.ac.uk/englit/studying/undergrd/english_lit_1/Handouts/sd_litcritic

DR SARAH DUNNIGAN'S LECTURE Literary Criticism / Literary Theory Is there an opposition? Origins, definitions, and assumptions Laurence Sterne, Tristram Shandy (2) Always the same metaphor: we follow it, it transports us, in all of its forms, wherever a discourse is organised. The same thread, or double tress leads us, whether we are reading or speaking, through literature, philosophy, criticism, centuries of representation and reflection. Thought has always worked by opposition, Speech/Writing High/Low. By dual, hierarchized A Derrida Reader Literary criticism Literary Theory Conservative / reactionary radical challenging Anglo-American Italo Calvino (1923-1985), (8) Over the past six years, I have repeatedly tried to avoid any statement about the possible interpretations of my novel. My opinion is that s narrator should never provide interpretations for his own text. I do not say this as a radical deconstructionist. On the contrary, I believe that as a text as an object (a textual linear manifestation), insofar as it is referred to in an encyclopaedic background, comprehending in some way both the encyclopaedia of the time in which it was written and the encyclopaeOver the past six years, I have repeatedly tried to avoid any statement about the In several of the essays in this book I found brilliant, possible readings of my novel, readings I cannot absolutely challenge because they are rooted in the text and of which I became aware only by reading the readings of my readers.

50. American Literature 1: Literary Criticism / Literary Theory DR SARAH DUNNIGAN'S LECTURE. literary criticism / literary theory. Is there an opposition? literarycriticism, literary theory. Conservative / reactionary, radical. http://www.ed.ac.uk/englit/studying/undergrd/american_lit_1/Handouts/sd_litcriti

American Literature 1 DR SARAH DUNNIGAN'S LECTURE Literary Criticism / Literary Theory Is there an opposition? Origins, definitions, and assumptions Laurence Sterne, Tristram Shandy (2) Always the same metaphor: we follow it, it transports us, in all of its forms, wherever a discourse is organised. The same thread, or double tress leads us, whether we are reading or speaking, through literature, philosophy, criticism, centuries of representation and reflection. Thought has always worked by opposition, Speech/Writing High/Low. By dual, hierarchized A Derrida Reader Literary criticism Literary Theory Conservative / reactionary radical challenging Anglo-American Italo Calvino (1923-1985), (8) Over the past six years, I have repeatedly tried to avoid any statement about the possible interpretations of my novel. My opinion is that s narrator should never provide interpretations for his own text. I do not say this as a radical deconstructionist. On the contrary, I believe that as a text as an object (a textual linear manifestation), insofar as it is referred to in an encyclopaedic background, comprehending in some way both the encyclopaedia of the time in which it was written and the encyclopaeOver the past six years, I have repeatedly tried to avoid any statement about the In several of the essays in this book I found brilliant, possible readings of my novel, readings I cannot absolutely challenge because they are rooted in the text and of which I became aware only by reading the readings of my readers.

51. PowerPoint Presentation - Feminist Literary Criticism And Theory http://www.cwrl.utexas.edu/~shannon/spring314/feminism.htm

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53. Literary Theory And Criticism literary theory and criticism Guide picks. About literary theory literarytheory and criticism can be your best friend or it can be a nightmare. http://contemporarylit.about.com/cs/literarytheory/

54. Before You Buy Literary Criticism Before You Buy literary criticism. literary theory and criticism is complicated.It can be your best friend, when used like a handy toolbox. http://contemporarylit.about.com/library/weekly/aabyb012102.htm

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55. Literary Criticism And Theory; Memphis/Shelby County Public Library & Informatio literary criticism AND theory. Suppose The Internet provides a wide rangeof sources and materials for literary criticism and theory. Other http://www.memphislibrary.org/humanities/litcrit.htm

HUMANITIES DEPARTMENT Up LITERARY CRITICISM AND THEORY Suppose you have to do a research paper and you don't know where to begin. Or you want detailed information on a particular book or author, more than just a simple book review. From students to teachers to serious researchers, the Literature section of the Humanities Department is the place to easily locate the materials needed to start you on your way! Gale Research Company's excellent and comprehensive Literature Criticism series is a one-stop research resource, featuring biographical sketches and a wide variety of critical and interpretative articles on selected works. The series is divided into ten "sets," with each multi-volume criticism "set" exploring a different literary time period, beginning with Classical and Medieval Literature Criticism (CMLC) and ending with Contemporary Literary Criticism (CLC) . Portions of the series also delve into the areas of Short Stories Poetry , and Drama A special set is devoted to the criticisms and interpretations of the works of William Shakespeare This series is only a small portion of the many varied research materials you can use to write the perfect "A+" paper, or simply to learn more about your favorite authors! Ask your Humanities Department Information Professional to get you started on your journey through the literary landscape.

56. EH 500 Literary Criticism And Theory EH 500 literary criticism and theory. Usual instructor Dr. DavidNeff. This course contains a specific unit on feminist criticism http://www.uah.edu/colleges/liberal/womensstudies/eh500.html

EH 500 Literary Criticism and Theory Usual instructor: Dr. David Neff This course contains a specific unit on feminist criticism and theory, it engages gender issues in various other schools of thought (psychoanalytic, Marxist, formalist, new historicist, multiculturalist, structuralist, post-structuralist, etc.), and it analyzes writings by women who have developed and/or modified useful and interesting theoretical approaches. Students have an opportunity to investigate gender concerns in some depth, for they are asked to write analyses of texts by various critics/theorists not covered in class. This counts as the elective in the Women's Studies minor Return to Women's Studies Home Page

57. EH 500 Literary Criticism And Theory NUR 390/500 Perspectives on Women's Health. Instructor TBA. Thiscourse will examine women's health and women's health care from http://www.uah.edu/colleges/liberal/womensstudies/nur390.html

NUR 390/500 Perspectives on Women's Health Instructor: TBA This course will examine women's health and women's health care from psycho-social, historical and political perspectives. It will include discussion of societal and health care constraints which hinder women from achieving their full health potential. The course also presents information on women's health practices, including the concept of self-care, and relates this to the development of educated consumerism in the health care system. This counts as a core course in the Women's Studies minor Return to Women's Studies Home Page

58. English 417: Literary Criticism major figures and developmental trends in literary criticism 4. write an upperlevelresearch paper on literary criticism. Literature, criticism, and theory. http://fs.huntingdon.edu/religion/gsalyer/SalyerStuff/litcrit.html

Greg Salyer Office: Flowers 304 Phone: x4459 e-mail: gsalyer@huntingdon.edu Office Hours: MWF @ 11:00 am to 12:00 pm You may view my calendar here to help you schedule an appointment outside of office hours English 417 Literary Criticism 11:00 am - 12:15 pm TT Note: Revisions to this syllabus may occur throughout the semester with the consent of the majority of the class and will be noted on this web page in red Course Description This course is a study of the major figures of literary criticism prior to the nineteenth century. Course Learning Objectives Upon completion of this course, students should know: 1. to look upon statements of learning objectives with a critical eye 2. the history of literary criticism to the twentieth century 3. the major figures and developmental trends in literary criticism 4. the essential questions literary criticism has posed 5. the essential answers it has provided Course Learning Outcomes Upon completion of this course, students should be able to: 1. look upon statements of learning outcomes with a critical eye

59. Guide To Literary Study: Literary Criticism And Theory Guide to literary Study TOC. Guide to literary Study. literary criticismand theory. History of criticism. The best anthology covering http://www.wheaton.edu/english/resources/litguide/criticism.html

Guide to Literary Study TOC Guide to Literary Study Literary Criticism and Theory History of Criticism The best anthology covering the history of literary criticism is Hazard Adams, ed., Critical Theory Since Plato (New York: HBJ, 1971); a less comprehensive collection is W. Jackson Bate, ed., Criticism: the Major Texts (New York: HBJ, 1970); also recommended are the two volumes edited by Allan Gilbert, Literary Criticism: Plato to Dryden and Literary Criticism: Pope to Croce (both Detroit: Wayne State UP, 1962) and Charles Kaplan's Criticism: The Major Statements . Important texts include the following: Plato, Republic (Books III and X), Ion, Phaedrus Aristotle, Poetics Horace, The Art of Poetry Longinus, On the Sublime Dante, "Letter to Can Grande della Scala" Boccaccio, On the Genealogy of the Pagan Gods Sir Phillip Sidney, An Apology for Poetry (also known as The Defence of Poesy Alexander Pope, An Essay on Criticism Friedrich Schiller, On Naive and Sentimental Poetry William Wordsworth, "Preface" to the

60. Engelska - ämnesguide - Internetresurser literary criticism and theory. Metapages and Portals The American Conference onRomanticism Founded by a group of scholars from America and abroad in 1993. http://www.ub.gu.se/G/amnen/guider/engelska/internet.html?val=2

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