Literary Theory: An Introduction Quiz

Terry Eagleton

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Preface

Introduction: What is Literature?

Chapter 1, Rise of the English

Chapter 2, Phenomenology, Hermeneutics, Reception Theory

Chapter 3, Structuralism and Semiotics

Chapter 4, Post-Structuralism

Chapter 5, Psychoanalysis

Conclusion, Political Criticism

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Literary Theory: An Introduction Quiz

Literary Theory: An Introduction Quiz

According to Eagleton, what is the oldest form of literary criticism? (from Conclusion, Political Criticism)

According to Eagleton, Stanley Fish's model excludes the possibility that there is a ______ of interpretations? (from Chapter 2, Phenomenology, Hermeneutics, Reception Theory)

Eagleton argues that reading literature in a new critical way was a recipe for what? (from Chapter 1, Rise of the English)

Eagleton writes that "New Criticism was the ideology of an __, _intelligentsia who reinvented in literature what they could not locate in reality." (from Chapter 1, Rise of the English)

Who said "there is no cultural document that is not at the same time a record of barbarism"? (from Conclusion, Political Criticism)

Literary Theory: An Introduction Quiz

Literary Theory: An Introduction Quiz

According to Eagleton, what is the oldest form of literary criticism? (from Conclusion, Political Criticism)

According to Eagleton, Stanley Fish's model excludes the possibility that there is a ______ of interpretations? (from Chapter 2, Phenomenology, Hermeneutics, Reception Theory)

Eagleton argues that reading literature in a new critical way was a recipe for what? (from Chapter 1, Rise of the English)

Eagleton writes that "New Criticism was the ideology of an ________, _______intelligentsia who reinvented in literature what they could not locate in reality." (from Chapter 1, Rise of the English)

Who said "there is no cultural document that is not at the same time a record of barbarism"? (from Conclusion, Political Criticism)

Eagleton writes that "New Criticism was the ideology of an __, _intelligentsia who reinvented in literature what they could not locate in reality." (from Chapter 1, Rise of the English)