This text offers theoretical statement and practical criticism of 17th century texts.
Self-Consuming Artifacts: The Experience of Seventeenth-Century Literature
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This text offers theoretical statement and practical criticism of 17th century texts.
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Jesse –
What I find compelling about Fish's readings of Renaissance and early modern literature is that even when I don't agree with the particular conclusions he arrives at they nonetheless almost always remain provocative and compelling. While Reader-Response criticism can easily (and often has) devolved into a kind of hazy solipsism, Fish's analysis remains relentlessly sharp and reveals what the theory, when properly used, should accomplish: an extremely close and attentive reading to the nuances of What I find compelling about Fish's readings of Renaissance and early modern literature is that even when I don't agree with the particular conclusions he arrives at they nonetheless almost always remain provocative and compelling. While Reader-Response criticism can easily (and often has) devolved into a kind of hazy solipsism, Fish's analysis remains relentlessly sharp and reveals what the theory, when properly used, should accomplish: an extremely close and attentive reading to the nuances of a text and how it functions as a textual artifact as the reader experiences it during the reading process.
James Geary –
Brilliant, subtle analysis of 17th-century poetry that has fascinating implications and applications for modernist and post-modernist literature. Stanley Fish is also the author of the entertaining and instructive How To Write A Sentence and How To Read One.
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