Refashioning a Wordsworthian Tradition: Authority, Democracy, and Self-Consciousness in Literary Studies
Abstract
Finds Bialostosky’s study steeped in poststructuralist theory, but challenging of many poststructuralist approaches to criticism. Notes how his reading of Wordsworth’s poetry stems from a belief that literary studies must be judged by ethical and social standards.
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1994-03-29
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