 | Kenneth Burke - 1966 - 534 oldal
...survey of this sort. 2) "That the primary concern of criticism is with the problem of unity . . . and the kind of whole which the literary work forms or...various parts to each other in building up this whole." I agree. A work can have identity only by embodying some principle of unity which in turn involves... | |
 | Patrick Deane - 1994 - 270 oldal
...vision of aesthetic unity. Brooks writes that "the primary concern of criticism is with the problem of unity - the kind of whole which the literary work...various parts to each other in building up this whole." "Formal relations," we have already been told, "certainly exceed" logic, and the picture emerges of... | |
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That the primary concern of criticism is with the problem of unity - the kind of whole which the literary work forms or fails to form, and the relation of the various parts to each other in building up this whole. 