Discover how critics, culture, and moral ideas shape what we call great literature.
This edition examines how the authority of classics and the prestige of authors influence literary taste. It argues that intellect, imagination, and social values interact to determine what becomes widely admired or dismissed.
Read about the tension between civilization and poetry, the role of criticism in shaping or distorting art, and how moral beliefs color the works we praise. The discussion covers how great periods of culture produce both powerful literature and potential misreadings that affect society.
Ideal for readers of literary criticism, history of ideas, and anyone curious about how values shape what we read.
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