1. Language, World in Western Lit
... be concrete'. New Critics: the text has poetic language, so it cannot be paraphrased. Eagleton adopts a critical attitudes toward all these new critics. "What we value will not be our free choice, but be decided by the society in literature." Eagleton here wants to clear away the subjectivity or any individual choice as literature. As to Eliot's view that tradition will ... ...
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- Grade Level: Undergraduate