Aspects of Fiction And Other Ventures in Criticism
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" It is this, I think, which gives to M. Le- maitre's criticism much of its value — his intense liking for the French literature of to-day, and his perfect understanding of its moods and of its methods. He has an extraordinary dex- terity in plucking out the heart of technical mysteries. In considering a little book of say- ings he took occasion to declare the theory of maxim-making, whereby every man may be his own La Rochefoucauld, and he supplied an abundance of bright examples manufactured ...according to his new formulas. In like manner he discovered the trick of the rhythms and rhymes of Theodore de Banville, the reviver of the rondeau and of the ballade, and a past- master of verbal jugglery and of acrobatic verse.
In peering into the methods of more impor- tant literary workmen he is equally keen.
Take, for example, his study of M. Zola — per- haps the most acute and the most respectful 1 68 ASPECTS OF FICTION analysis of M. Zola's very remarkable powers to be found anywhere; more elaborate than the excellent essay written by Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It is this, I think, which gives to M. Le- maitre's criticism much of its value — his intense liking for the French literature of to-day, and his perfect understanding of its moods and of its methods. He has an extraordinary dex- terity in plucking out the heart of technical mysteries. In considering a little book of say- ings he took occasion to declare the theory of maxim-making, whereby every man may be his own La Rochefoucauld, and he supplied an abundance of bright examples manufactured ...according to his new formulas. In like manner he discovered the trick of the rhythms and rhymes of Theodore de Banville, the reviver of the rondeau and of the ballade, and a past- master of verbal jugglery and of acrobatic verse.
In peering into the methods of more impor- tant literary workmen he is equally keen.
Take, for example, his study of M. Zola — per- haps the most acute and the most respectful 1 68 ASPECTS OF FICTION analysis of M. Zola's very remarkable powers to be found anywhere; more elaborate than the excellent essay written by Mr.
What to read after Aspects of Fiction And Other Ventures in Criticism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Matthews, Brander, 1852-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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