... hermeneutics of suspicion method in literary criticism Wittgenstein Freud Kierkegaard ...

... hermeneutics of suspicion method in literary criticism Wittgenstein Freud Kierkegaard ...

... In literary criticism, proponents of critique assume that texts have hidden meanings that must be uncovered by the critic. This has given rise to the idea that “suspicious” or “symptomatic” reading is a specific method of “deep” reading, as opposed to “surface” reading. Drawing on Wittgenstein...

...Countertraditions of Critique In literary criticism, proponents of critique assume that texts have hidden meanings that must be uncovered by the critic. This has given rise to the idea that “suspicious” or “symptomatic” reading is a specific method of “deep” reading, as opposed to “surface...

..., politics, and method. Locating the current rethinking of method within larger intellectual and historical environments, the introduction concludes by suggesting some future agendas and directions for scholarship today. critique postcritique genre affect critical method ...

... at Harvard, between 1653 and 1657, he used a particular shorthand method to encrypt certain matters: his agonized reflections on his erotic dreams and nocturnal emissions, as well as what he believed to be his excessive fondness for his male students. Scholars have frequently assumed that these two encrypted...

... to affrm ethnic identities so that indigenous peoples could cease being “second-class citizens” and “foreigners in their own land.” Bolivia’s most distinctive literary voice in the twentieth century was Jaime Saenz (1921–86), the mystic poet of the city of La Paz. Idiosyncratic and bohemian, his...