French, Italian, and Spanish criticism, 1900-1950
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French, Italian, and Spanish criticism, 1900-1950
(A history of modern criticism, 1750-1950 / by René Wellek, v. 8)
Yale University Press, c1992
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Bibliography: p. [337]-357
Includes indexes
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The final volume of Rene Wellek's monumental history of modern criticism is a comprehensive survey of the main currents of twentieth-century criticism in Western Europe. In this volume, as in the preceding books of the series, Wellek expounds and analyzes the work of the most prominent critics, offering succinct appraisals of his subjects both as individuals and as participants in the broader movements of the century.
Contents
I. French Criticism, 1900-1950
French "Classical" Criticism in the Twentieth Century
Retrospect: Alain, Remy de Gourmont
The Nouvelle Revue Francaise: Andre Gide, Jacques Riviere, Ramon Fernandez, Benjamin Cremiuex, Albert Thibaudet
Marcel Proust
The Catholic Renaissance: Charles Du Bos, Jacques Maritain and Henri Bremond, Paul Claudel
Dada and Surrealism
The Geneva School: Marcel Raymond, Albert Beguin, Georges Poulet
Albert Camus
Jean-Paul Sartre
Paul Valery
Prospect
II. Italian Criticism, 1900-1950
Benedetto Croce
The Followers of Croce: Luigi Russo, Francesco Flora, Mario Fubini, Attilio Momigliano
The Aestheticians: Giuseppe Antonio Borgese, Alfredo Gargiulo
Critics concerned with English and American literature: Cesare Pavese, Mario Praz, Emilio Cecchi
Italian Marxism: Antonio Gramesci, Giacomo Debenedetti
The Catholic Renaissance: Carlo Bo
The Close Readers: Renato Serra, Giuseppe De Robertis, Cesare De Lollis, Eugenio Montale
III. Spanish Criticism, 1900-1950
Americo Castro
Miguel de Unamuno
Marcelino Menendez y Pelayo and Ramon Menendez Pidal
Azorin
Salvador de Madariaga
Jorge Guillen
Damaso Alonso
Jose Ortega y Gasset
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements PART 1. FRENCH CRITICISM, 1900-1950 1. French "Classical" Criticism in the Twentieth Century 2. Retrospect Alain R6my de Gourmont 3. The Nouvelle Revue FranVaise Andrd Gide Jacques Rivi6re Rainon Fenmdez Benjamin CrO-mieux Albertfbibaudet 4. Marcel Proust 5. The Catholic Renaissance Charles Du Bos Jacques Maritain and Henri Bremond Paul Claudel 6.Dada and Suffealism 7. The Geneva School Marcel Raymond Albert Beguin Georges Poulet 8.Albert Camus 9.Jean-Paul Sartre IO.Paul Valory II. Prospect PART 11. ITALIAN CRITICISM, 1900-1950 12. Benedetto Croce 13. The Followers of Croce Luigi Russo Francesca Flora Mario Fubini Attilio Momigliano 14.Me Aestheticians Giuseppe Antonio Borgese Alfredo Gargiulo 15. CriOcs Concerned with English and American Literature Cesare Pavese Mario Praz Emilio Cecchi 16. Italian Marxism Antonio Gramsci Giacomo Debendetti 17. The Catholic Renaissance Carlo Bo 18. The Close Readers Renato Seta Giussepe De Robertis Cesare De Lollis Eugenio Montale PART III. SPANISH CRITICISM, 1900-1950 19. Amorico Castro 20. Miguel de Unwnuno 21. Marcelino Men6ndez y Pelayo and Ram6n Mendndez Pidal 22. Azorin 23. Salvador de Madariaga y Rojo 24. Jorge Guilldn 25. Dknaso Alonso 26. Jose Ortega y Gasset Bibliographies and Notes Index of Names Index of Topics and Terms.
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