Author: Vibhakar ISBN: 9789367213759 Pages: 146 pages Size: A5 Genre: Literary Criticism / Theory / Philosophy of Literature Edition: First Edition Binding: Paperback
Key Features:
Explores the notion of "form" across multiple schools of criticism
Includes analysis from formalist, psychological, sociological, and generic perspectives
Clear structure with an introduction, main chapters, conclusion, and bibliography
Ideal academic companion for literary theory students and researchers
Published by Doaba Publications; Distributed by Anubhav Publishings and Distribution
Description:
The Concept of Form in Modern Criticism is a deeply analytical and intellectually rewarding volume that examines how the concept of form is perceived and utilized in modern literary theory. Author Vibhakar masterfully bridges theoretical depth with accessibility, offering readers clarity on complex critical paradigms. Essential for anyone engaging with contemporary literary discourse, this book sharpens analytical insight and enhances critical appreciation.
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