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Pagina 89
The critic does write to inform a certain public , whose taste he knows , of the
degree of satisfaction they can expect to derive from such and such a ... It is even
useful , for just as we all have authors we prefer , so also we have critics we
prefer .
The critic does write to inform a certain public , whose taste he knows , of the
degree of satisfaction they can expect to derive from such and such a ... It is even
useful , for just as we all have authors we prefer , so also we have critics we
prefer .
Pagina 146
Criticism is worth what the critic is worth . Inasmuch as it pretends to judge ,
infallibility cannot be required of it , for a relation between a material thing and a
personal sensibility cannot be universalized . True , the critic sometimes writes
with ...
Criticism is worth what the critic is worth . Inasmuch as it pretends to judge ,
infallibility cannot be required of it , for a relation between a material thing and a
personal sensibility cannot be universalized . True , the critic sometimes writes
with ...
Pagina 147
In using writing to comment upon written works , the critic employs language in a
natural way , he communicates known facts , information , opinions and
judgments . The use which poetry and artistic prose make of language is
altogether ...
In using writing to comment upon written works , the critic employs language in a
natural way , he communicates known facts , information , opinions and
judgments . The use which poetry and artistic prose make of language is
altogether ...
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