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The Skeptic Disposition In Contemporary Criticism
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Eugene Goodheart
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English
Published/Copyright:
1985
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Eugene Goodheart's remarkably compact and penetrating analysis examines the skeptic disposition that has informed advanced literary discourse over the past generation.
Originally published in 1985.
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Keywords for this book
Criticism; Literature; Deconstruction; Skepticism; Jacques Derrida; Roland Barthes; The Heresy of Paraphrase; Critique; New Criticism; Metaphor; Negative capability; Social criticism; Post-structuralism; Thought; Critical philosophy; Affective fallacy; Radical skepticism; Pessimism; Irony; Disenchantment; Anatomy of Criticism; Reality; Mythologies (book); Consciousness; Obscenity; Falsity; Delusion; Antithesis; Kitsch; Problem of evil; Confounding; Verisimilitude; Anguish; Reader-response criticism; Semiotics; Ambiguity; Nominalism; Historical criticism; Hubris; Arbitrariness; Subjectivism; Fallacy; Dissociation of sensibility; Cowardice; Sacrosanctity; Philosophical language; Pyrrhonism; False consciousness; Postmodernism; The Resistance to Theory; Cultural critic; Polemic; Anthropomorphism; Perversion; Naivety; Uncertainty; Rhetorical criticism; Nihilism; Parody; Counterculture; Positivism; Philosophy; Fiction; Vagueness; The Philosopher; The Anxiety of Influence; Anathema; Insurgency; New Atheism; Intimidation
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College/higher education;Professional and scholarly;
