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041			_aEnglish
082			_a801.95 _bWADN
100			_aShailaja B Wadikar _984072
245			_aNew trends in literary criticism _b: a spectrum
260			_aNew Delhi _bAtlantic Publishers and Distributors _c2010
300			_axxvi,186p. _bHB _c22x4.5cm.
365			_b495 _cINR
520			_aIt is observed that criticism in the latter half of the twentieth century becomes language oriented. By and large, it aims to analyze the work of literature on the basis of diction, syntax, imagery, tropes, etc. and to apply the analysis to the general interpretation, which comprises the thematic illustration of the work under scrutiny. New Trends in Literary Criticism: A Spectrum provides the students of literature with a guideline, which includes the statements of these intertwined approaches formalist, new critical, structuralist, and deconstructionist besides exploring into the possibilities of their application to the different genres of literature. The book provides a new approach, a unique method of interpreting literature with the application of which the students can become active participants as they try to study literature by means of scientific study of language, i.e. linguistics. It attempts to put forth the fact that literature can be studied keeping in mind certain linguistic theories and that the basis of literary analysis is not just theme, plot, characterization, narrative technique, etc. but words, phrases, sentences, images, symbols, etc. also. The book will prove useful to the students and teachers of English literature and researchers in this field.
906			_acriticism: ; literary ; New ; spectrum. ; trends
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