Literary Criticism and Theory: From Plato to Postcolonialism, by Pelagia Goulimari, is an introduction to the major ideas, debates, and critical approaches that have shaped the study of literature. The book traces the development of literary theory from classical thinkers such as Plato to modern approaches, including postcolonial criticism.
It explores important theoretical perspectives and examines how they help readers interpret literary texts, understand cultural and historical contexts, and question assumptions about language, identity, power, and representation. The book provides students with a broader understanding of the intellectual foundations of literary criticism and the evolution of critical thought.
This resource is particularly valuable for university students of English literature, literature teachers, researchers, and readers interested in literary theory and critical analysis.
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