0 the formal study and discussion of works of literature, for example by judging and explaining their importance and meaning -- 文学评论,文学批评
Historians often approach literary criticism with a hostility, or at least skepticism, that gets in the way of trying to understand what literary critics are really doing.
That species could fall so readily and with such certainty into natural groupings was a fundamental guarantee that an analogous sorting could happen in literary criticism.
It deserves the welcome which students reserve for a really important contribution to literary criticism.
It's a different kind of dictionary - one that entails an element of literary criticism.
This failure really to integrate literary criticism with his historical narrative surfaces again in the next chapter on verse satire.
It seems almost as if literary criticism and musicology were passing the buck to each other.
This is, then, a book that makes major statements about the methodology and objectives of literary criticism, as well as about its subject matter.
Clearly the methodologies of art history, literary criticism, and study of popular culture are likely to blend in this field.