ENGLISH LITERARY CRITICISM AND THEORY
M.S. Nagarajan's 'English Literary Criticism and Theory' embarks on an intricate journey through the labyrinth of Western literary appraisal, presenting an exceptional gateway into the discourse. Adopting a sequential framework, this volume meticulously chronicles the landscape of English literary critics, establishing itself as an indispensable asset for both undergraduate and graduate scholars within Indian higher education. The work encapsulates pivotal critical texts that are typically integrated into M.A. English syllabi across the nation. It commences with a broad examination of antiquated critics, laying a foundational context necessary for grasping later advancements. Following this, the narrative delves into an in-depth analysis of seminal figures from the sixteenth to the twentieth century, before unraveling the fabric of Contemporary Criticism and its predominant movements. Enhancing its scholarly utility, the text includes a practical glossary of critical terminology alongside a curated bibliography for those keen on further exploration, crafting an essential resource for students and researchers in the field.
- Author: M.S. Nagarajan
- Publisher: Orient BlackSwan; First Edition (1 January 2006)
- Genre: World History
- ISBN: 978-8125030089
- Pages: 320 pages