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The Critical Horizon of Barbara K. Lewalski
By
Roland Greene
A reflection on an influential figure in the genre-oriented criticism of the late twentieth century.
Benjamin's "Work of Art" in the Age of Production
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Andrew Goldstone
This post could also be called: Walter Benjamin in the Age of Me Noodling Around with Small Data.
What can topic models of PMLA teach us about the history of literary scholarship?
By
Andrew Goldstone
(Co-written by AG and Ted Underwood.) Of all our literary-historical narratives it is the history of criticism itself that seems most wedded to a stodgy history-of-ideas approach—narrating change through a succession of stars or contending schools.
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