In the Republic of Letters
In the Republic of Letters
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Johnson, a criticism of fixed and external standards we may 119 THE NOVELS OF GEORGE MEREDITH call it, can never, even when supported by sound learning and robust good sense, be altogether trust- worthy. It is never free of the danger that it may be discredited by the event. The search for a definitive, a final canon of criticism must there- fore be futile ; the closing chapter of the history of art, like the history of language, cannot be written. But despair of finding such a final canon need... not drive us into the wilderness of private tastes and individual opinions. We may perhaps, in the end, attain to an apparatus criticus which, while it formulates a general demand, will leave art practi- cally unfettered in its choice of methods ; we may yet lay down a system of criticism which shall be possessed of a touchstone universally applicable, but free to enlarge its grammar of practices. Out of the chaos produced by the flamboyant individualism of latter-day criticism we may in time see an order emerge, though no prophet has proclaimed the day of its coming as at hand.
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Johnson, a criticism of fixed and external standards we may 119 THE NOVELS OF GEORGE MEREDITH call it, can never, even when supported by sound learning and robust good sense, be altogether trust- worthy. It is never free of the danger that it may be discredited by the event. The search for a definitive, a final canon of criticism must there- fore be futile ; the closing chapter of the history of art, like the history of language, cannot be written. But despair of finding such a final canon need... not drive us into the wilderness of private tastes and individual opinions. We may perhaps, in the end, attain to an apparatus criticus which, while it formulates a general demand, will leave art practi- cally unfettered in its choice of methods ; we may yet lay down a system of criticism which shall be possessed of a touchstone universally applicable, but free to enlarge its grammar of practices. Out of the chaos produced by the flamboyant individualism of latter-day criticism we may in time see an order emerge, though no prophet has proclaimed the day of its coming as at hand.
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