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Terry Eagleton: "The Death of Criticism?"

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One of Britains most influential literary critics, Terry Eagleton is Distinguished Professor of English Literature at the University of Lancaster, and Visiting Professor at the National University of Ireland, Galway. In addition to his widely known "Literary Theory: An Introduction", Professor Eagleton is the author of over forty books, including "The Ideology of the Aesthetic", and "The Illusions of Postmodernism". Part of the Townsend Center for the Humanities' Forum on the Humanities and the Public World.

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  • É possivel postarem esse video com legendas em português??

  • Alright, I'm a big fan of Terry, he's fascinating to listen to, very discursive.... but I've been waiting for ten minutes to find a natural pausing point so I could go fix myself a snack to accompany the rest of his lecture!

    Surely there's something interesting to be had in this about the work of rhetoric in the age of mechanical reproduction. Or perhaps something about the disembodied decontextualisation characteristic of replicative consumption and what that means regarding depoliticisation.

  • Saw him speak speak at Lancaster--always a marvelous orator and thinker, even when I disagree with him.

  • THIS IS A PIECE OF SHIT

  • bloom is such an interesting and eminently readable critic

  • Literary students can't say "The poem's exuberant tone is at odds with its shambling syntax." [c.35.53] That's the kind of thing arts citicism generally should be like.

  • DINA RIGBY IS GONNA PAY!!!!

    amazon.com/Dish-Served-Tales-R­evenge-ebook/dp/B004W82MCK/ref­=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8­&qid=1312396447&sr=1-1

  • @Zoundsism999 Haven't you overstated the case?

  • "Some aspects of the vaginal system of the flea" :)

  • let's talk about marxism, baby,

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