Practical Criticism: A Study of Literary JudgmentA landmark of twentieth-century criticism that provided new standards and new techniques for examining literature. "Richards is a master of the psychology of criticism" (Saturday Review). Index. |
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SUGGESTIONS TOWARDS A REMEDY 313329 | 6 |
The conditions of the experiment Its aims Field | 10 |
DOCUMENTATION | 17 |
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An Introduction to Applied Linguistics: From Practice to Theory Alan Davies No preview available - 1999 |