Criticism
Criticism
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We had discussed and ac- credited perhaps a dozen, when Homer CRITICISNT Martin, being asked to contribute, ex- claimed, 'Well, I think it's about time to put in an artist or two/ The list was revised, but less radically, I imag- ine, than it would be to-day.
In France to-day no literary critic with a tithe of Sainte-Beuve's author- ity would be likely to incur the genuine compassion expressed for Sainte-Beuve when he ventured to talk about art by the Goncourts in their candid Di- ary. In Engla...nd such a critic as Pater owes his reputation quite as much prob- ably to his sense for the plastic as to his Platonism. In Germany doubtless the importance of aesthetics as a constitu- ent of general culture has been gen- erally felt since Lessing's time, and could hardly fail of universal recogni- tion in the shadow of Goethe. With us in America, progress in this very vital respect has notoriously been slower, and it is not uncommon to find literary 26 EQUIPMENT critics who evince, or who even profess, an ignorance of art that is more or less consciously considered by them a mark of more concentrated literary serious- ness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We had discussed and ac- credited perhaps a dozen, when Homer CRITICISNT Martin, being asked to contribute, ex- claimed, 'Well, I think it's about time to put in an artist or two/ The list was revised, but less radically, I imag- ine, than it would be to-day.
In France to-day no literary critic with a tithe of Sainte-Beuve's author- ity would be likely to incur the genuine compassion expressed for Sainte-Beuve when he ventured to talk about art by the Goncourts in their candid Di- ary. In Engla...nd such a critic as Pater owes his reputation quite as much prob- ably to his sense for the plastic as to his Platonism. In Germany doubtless the importance of aesthetics as a constitu- ent of general culture has been gen- erally felt since Lessing's time, and could hardly fail of universal recogni- tion in the shadow of Goethe. With us in America, progress in this very vital respect has notoriously been slower, and it is not uncommon to find literary 26 EQUIPMENT critics who evince, or who even profess, an ignorance of art that is more or less consciously considered by them a mark of more concentrated literary serious- ness.
What to read after Criticism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brownell William Crary to read onlineMoreLess
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