“The growth of art seems to be in cycles, and often its vigorous lifetime is restricted to a century or two. The periods of distinctive drama, Greek, English, Spanish, fall within such a limit; the schools of painting and sculpture likewise; and, in poetry, the Victorian age or the school of Pope will serve as examples.”
Quote by George Edward Woodberry
Work
Two Phases of Criticism, Historical and Aesthetic: Lectures Delivered on the Larwill Foundation of Kenyon College, May Seventh and Eighth, 1913
The lectures in this book delve into the theoretical foundations and practical applications of historical and aesthetic criticism. They were presented at Kenyon College in 1913, offering insights into the evolution of critical thought during that period. The book is a compilation of these lectures, providing a comprehensive overview of the subject matter. more
Author
George Edward Woodberry
George Edward Woodberry was an American literary critic known for his research on Romantic literature. His works have had a profound impact on subsequent literary criticism. more
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