Charles Martindale, Lene Østermark-Johansen, Elizabeth Prettejohn eds., Walter Pater and the Beginnings of English Studies
Throughout his publishing career, Walter Pater engaged in art criticism; he was also a literary critic who collected some of his essays and portraits in Appreciations (1889; 1890), a collection largely understudied by scholars. Along with Pater’s shifting conception of the essay, its importance for...
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Miranda
2024
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| Shrnutí: | Throughout his publishing career, Walter Pater engaged in art criticism; he was also a literary critic who collected some of his essays and portraits in Appreciations (1889; 1890), a collection largely understudied by scholars. Along with Pater’s shifting conception of the essay, its importance for the development of English studies has likewise been neglected. Reviewing and revising those issues constitute the ambition of this collection of 14 chapters divided into general issues and indivi... |
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