The Language of Criticism

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Exploring the intersection of linguistic philosophy and literary criticism, this groundbreaking work from 1966 offers a systematic analysis influenced by Wittgenstein's later theories. It delves into the language used in criticism, providing insights into how meaning is constructed and understood in literature. Through its innovative approach, the book seeks to redefine the way literary criticism is perceived and practiced, making it a significant contribution to both fields.