The Social Criticism of Literature
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^ And only such complete assimilation of any work of literature into the reader's mind enables him surely to "disengage" as Pater would say, its peculiar "virtue. " Otherwise he is bound to miss some element in it, some essential tang or aroma, some fine distinction of tone. Thus qualified, however, 2 Impressionism and Appreciation, The Atlantic Monthly, July, 1900. THE LAEGEE CEITICISM 23 his appreciation has the exquisite precision of line which we associate with masters of criticism such as ...Pater himself. Like them our reader can not only reproduce in his own imaginative experience the complex process by which a given poem through the ages came to be, but he can also realize in all its fullness of meaning the almost equally complex process by which it communicates itself to the reader's mind, — just what its peculiar individual effect is and how this effect has been produced. He is able, to quote Miss Puffer's words, descriptive of "aesthetic" criticism, "to tell us whence and why the charm of a work of art : to disengage^ to explain, to measure, and to certify it.
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^ And only such complete assimilation of any work of literature into the reader's mind enables him surely to "disengage" as Pater would say, its peculiar "virtue. " Otherwise he is bound to miss some element in it, some essential tang or aroma, some fine distinction of tone. Thus qualified, however, 2 Impressionism and Appreciation, The Atlantic Monthly, July, 1900. THE LAEGEE CEITICISM 23 his appreciation has the exquisite precision of line which we associate with masters of criticism such as ...Pater himself. Like them our reader can not only reproduce in his own imaginative experience the complex process by which a given poem through the ages came to be, but he can also realize in all its fullness of meaning the almost equally complex process by which it communicates itself to the reader's mind, — just what its peculiar individual effect is and how this effect has been produced. He is able, to quote Miss Puffer's words, descriptive of "aesthetic" criticism, "to tell us whence and why the charm of a work of art : to disengage^ to explain, to measure, and to certify it.
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