History of Modern Literary Criticism: Volume 6

Author: Lei Gang
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Features: The author is a renowned contemporary American expert in comparative literature. This book is his masterpiece, consisting of 8 volumes, discussing the history of literary criticism in Western countries over the 200 years since 1750. Due to his profound expertise, extensive research, and clear expression, he has made a notoriously difficult theoretical monograph accessible and engaging, filled with humor and wit, thereby earning widespread international acclaim. As early as the 1960s, China's Ministry of Education included it as supplementary teaching material for liberal arts at universities and commissioned Professor Yang Qishen, a famous scholar at Fudan University, to translate it. Later, due to Professor Yang's poor health, his son, Yang Ziwu, took over the translation. The first four volumes were published and received unanimous praise from both scholars and the public. It can be said that anyone studying or interested in comparative literature will consider it essential reading. This book discusses the critical thoughts of literary critics of major American literary schools from 1900 to 1950, such as New Humanism, New Criticism, Marxist Criticism, and their representatives like Mencken and BrooksWithin.