...Ann T. Delehanty © 2005 University of Washington 2005 Ann T. Delehanty teaches French and humanities at Reed College. She is working on a book-length project that analyzes the effects of rational method on the literary theories of the late seventeenth century in France. From Judgment...

...A. C. GOODSON J. Mcgann Jerome. Cambridge and London: Harvard University Press, 1988. xii + 279 pp. $27.50. Copyright © 1989 by Duke University Press 1989 A. C. GOODSON 197 Social Values and Poetic Acb: The Historical Judgment...

...Andrea Frisch Passing Judgment can be best appreciated for the spotlight it shines on the figure of the royal judge as a privileged object for critical reflection and for its stimulating observations about specific plays. The discussion of the shifting place of the scene of royal judgment...

... concurrently with the MLA convention of that year. THE POLITICS OF “NEUTRAL SPACE” IN BYRON’S VISION OF JUDGMENT” By STUARTPEI-ERFREUND Byron shares with the other Romantics the need to revise...

...Rodney Delasanta Copyright © 1970 by Duke University Press 1970 THE THEME OF JUDGMENT IN THE CANTERBURY TALES By RODNEYDELASANTA Despite some recent animadversions on the architectonic function of the Parson’s...

...Richard Switzer; Roger Williams Copyright © 1956 by Duke University Press 1956 STENDHAL THE MUSIC CRITIC ANALYSIS OF CONCEPT AND VALIDITY OF JUDGMENT By RICHARDSWITZER arid ROGERWILLIAMS Stendhal’s views on music provide a subject which has frequently...

... the need to support the complex fictions of the author by the spurious concretenesses of historical fiction. G. K. HUNTER University of Warwick Vision and Judgment in Ben JonsonS Drama. By GABRIELEBERNHARD JACKSON.New...

...Vivasvan Soni Abstract Henry Fielding’s Joseph Andrews is often thought to have inaugurated a tradition of sociological observation in the novel, and it also cultivates a practice of judgment in readers. Yet the social theory that informs Fielding’s novel (Thomas Hobbes, Bernard Mandeville...

... Ihrie 1982 : 21–22, 25). For his part, Campuzano doubts but allows his senses to reassure him. The syphilitic braggart may be the most unreliable of narrators, but his story is, in the end, irresistible, so the question of truth is bracketed and judgment suspended. Although Campuzano first avers...

... the pedagogical moment that enshrined this work has passed, its history raises questions regarding the value of relevance in high school reading, the role of teaching aesthetic judgment, and the connections between high school and college teaching of literature. I am grateful to Nancy Henry for her comments...

... to insert breaks into the culture of ceaseless striving. Their theory of leisure revalues idling as a state of beneficial, albeit transient, mindlessness and develops forms of representation that, instead of cultivating an edifying point of view—of refined knowledge, judgment, or feeling—promotes...

... poetics, and historical stylistics. It argues that while Auerbachian aesthetic historicism played a key role in relativizing standards of aesthetic judgment—and thus arguing against aesthetic universals—a newly invigorated version would conceive the history of criticism as a chronicle of different...

... criteria How do we know that a poem, play, or novel is “good,” “bad,” or “great”? What do we base our judgment on? As teachers and critics we regularly make and employ value judgments. We argue over the “excellence,” “importance,” and “significance” of (or their lack in) the works we teach or write...

... the frame of a single narrating charac- ter.15 These adaptations turn literary form into a means of provoking and channeling readers’ judgment of events. In 1971 Ng ˜ug˜ı described A Grain of Wheat as resulting from “my preoccupation with the time structure and the problem of judgment...

... occupants suggest that the official courtroom judgment is nothing more than a subjective reaction to the personality of Meursault. Thus the public trial of L’Etrunger provides the setting for a contest between the less-than-engaging hero of the novel and the more bla- tantly unattractive...

... that the two kinds of taste are coextensive, Bourdieu returns to a confrontation with Kant’s Critique of Judgment, the exemplar of the pure, philosophical aesthetics his sociology means to counter. As he recognizes, the return is necessary, since without it his argument and its close attention...

... the concept of value so as to open the way to a “sociologyof judgment” seems less than fully realized (xiv). Guillory pointedly criticizes Smith for not having paid sufficient atten- tion to Kant: she conflates aesthetics with aesthetic value and, like the Marx- ist critic Tony Bennet, takes...

... they demanded “battle or kingship or judgment” from the three kings of the Tuatha DC. “We shall accept the judgment of your own poet,” said the kings, “but if he give a false judgment against us he shall die.” The sons of Mil asked their brother Arnairgen to give the judgment. “Abandon Ireland...

... The judgment that criticizes the corrup- tion is our own. In the last analysis, the object of the satire is not 6 L. C. Knights, Drama ad Society b the Age of Iorzson (London, 1937) , Chap. 6; D. J. Enright, “Poetic Satire and Satire in Verse,” Scrutiny. XVIII (1951), 211-23. This point...

... is nothing but a calculation of consequences, but he is not willing to admit that our calculation of consequences can constitute in itself right or wrong: “Private judgment and public deliberation are not the standard of right and wrong; they are only the means of discovering these6 “The most...