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Our current neglect of moral terms like "good man" and "bad man" is really
unfortunate if it leads us to overlook the role that moral judgment plays in most of
our worthwhile reading. There is a story of the psychoanalyst who listened
patiently ...
Our current neglect of moral terms like "good man" and "bad man" is really
unfortunate if it leads us to overlook the role that moral judgment plays in most of
our worthwhile reading. There is a story of the psychoanalyst who listened
patiently ...
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6 I know of only one full-scale attempt to deal with the "tension between sympathy
and judgment" in modern literature, Robert Langbaum's The Poetry of
Experience (London, 1957). Langbaum argues that in the dramatic monologue,
with ...
6 I know of only one full-scale attempt to deal with the "tension between sympathy
and judgment" in modern literature, Robert Langbaum's The Poetry of
Experience (London, 1957). Langbaum argues that in the dramatic monologue,
with ...
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To pass a moral judgment without somehow providing an answer to prevailing
neutralist theories is probably futile. In reply to moral criticism, the author has only
to say, "But I do not intend to be improving. You are imposing your general ...
To pass a moral judgment without somehow providing an answer to prevailing
neutralist theories is probably futile. In reply to moral criticism, the author has only
to say, "But I do not intend to be improving. You are imposing your general ...
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Sommario
True Novels Must Be Realistic | 23 |
All Authors Should Be Objective | 67 |
True Art Ignores the Audience | 89 |
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| Titolo | The Rhetoric Of Fiction |
| Autore | Wayne C. Booth |
| pubblicato | 1965 |
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