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"Criticism and Social Change speaks with special timeliness to the role of the political intellectual (here embodied in Kenneth Burke). Lentricchia's provocative analysis demands serious reflection by American radicals."—Frederic Jameson
"A profound meditation on relations obtaining among writing, political consciousness, and criticism—this last taken in its most general sense. It is written with passion and grace; it is shot through with learning, intimate knowledge of the critical tradition, and a deep (though by no means uncritical) understanding of the work (as well as social significance) of Kenneth Burke."—Hayden White
"A profound meditation on relations obtaining among writing, political consciousness, and criticism—this last taken in its most general sense. It is written with passion and grace; it is shot through with learning, intimate knowledge of the critical tradition, and a deep (though by no means uncritical) understanding of the work (as well as social significance) of Kenneth Burke."—Hayden White
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I can tell you what my book is about, at its polemical core, by citing a distinction of John Dewey's that I first encountered in the amazing meditative labyrinth Kenneth Burke called Attitudes Toward History. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
indolent school children, comedic master, absolute forgetting, revolutionary symbolism, attitudes toward history, humanist intellectual Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Kenneth Burke, New Critics, The German Ideology, Raymond Williams, The Philosophy of Literary Form, Paul de Man, Rhetoric of Motives, Jacques Derrida, Mein Kampf, Cleanth Brooks, Harold Bloom, Henry James, The Status of Art New!
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I can tell you what my book is about, at its polemical core, by citing a distinction of John Dewey's that I first encountered in the amazing meditative labyrinth Kenneth Burke called Attitudes Toward History. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
indolent school children, comedic master, absolute forgetting, revolutionary symbolism, attitudes toward history, humanist intellectual Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Kenneth Burke, New Critics, The German Ideology, Raymond Williams, The Philosophy of Literary Form, Paul de Man, Rhetoric of Motives, Jacques Derrida, Mein Kampf, Cleanth Brooks, Harold Bloom, Henry James, The Status of Art New!
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- A Grammar of Motives by Kenneth Burke on 8 pages
- A Rhetoric of Motives by Kenneth Burke on 8 pages
- The Philosophy of Literary Form by Kenneth Burke on 7 pages
- Prison Notebooks, Volume 3 by Antonio Gramsci on 5 pages
- Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature by Richard Rorty on page 17, page 50, and Back Matter
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- LITERARY THEORYS FUTURE by Joseph Natoli on 11 pages
- Culture in the Age of Three Worlds by Michael Denning on 5 pages
- Encounters with Kenneth Burke by William H. Rueckert on 4 pages
- The Servant’s Hand: English Fiction from Below by Bruce W.Robbins on page 5, Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- National Identities and Post-Americanist Narratives (New Americanists) by Donald E.Pease on page 231, page 232, and page 234
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