Twentieth Century Criticism: The Major Statements

action actual aesthetic appears archetype artist become beginning believe called cause changes character common complete conception concerned course criticism culture death definition direct distinction effect elements emotion example existence experience expression eyes fact feeling fiction final follows force give given hand human ideas imagination imitation important individual interest kind knowledge language less literary literature living look material matter means merely method mind moral myth nature never novel object once original particular past pattern perhaps person philosophy play plot poem poet poetic poetry possible present principle problem produced question reader reason reference relation seems sense simply speak story structure suggest symbol tells theory things thought tragedy true truth turn unconscious understanding University whole writer