Modern Literary Criticism and Theory/ a history by M.A.R.Habib

By:

Habib,M.A.R

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi: Blackwell Publishing, 2008.Description: viii,252pISBN:

9788126517954

Subject(s):

Criticism

DDC classification:

801.9509 HAB/M

Contents:

1. The first decades : from liberal humanism to formalism -- 2. Socially conscious criticism of the earlier twentieth century -- 3. Criticism and theory after the Second World War -- 4. The era of poststructuralism (I) : Later Marxism, psychoanalysis, deconstruction -- 5. The era of poststructuralism (II) : postmodernism, modern feminism, gender studies -- 6. The later twentieth century : new historicism, reader-response theory, and postcolonial criticism -- 7. Cultural studies and film theory -- 8. Contemporary directions : the return of the public intellectual -- 9. Epilogue : the myth of liberal humanism.

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1. The first decades : from liberal humanism to formalism --
2. Socially conscious criticism of the earlier twentieth century --
3. Criticism and theory after the Second World War --
4. The era of poststructuralism (I) : Later Marxism, psychoanalysis, deconstruction --
5. The era of poststructuralism (II) : postmodernism, modern feminism, gender studies --
6. The later twentieth century : new historicism, reader-response theory, and postcolonial criticism --
7. Cultural studies and film theory --
8. Contemporary directions : the return of the public intellectual --
9. Epilogue : the myth of liberal humanism.

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