Literary Criticism

This collection covers the evaluation, interpretation, and analysis of literature through various frameworks such as formalist, historical, feminist, and queer theories. It discusses prominent figures in literary criticism, including Aristotle and Sir Philip Sidney, alongside modern approaches to understanding texts. Key themes include the relationship between literature and human experience, the role of beauty and emotion, and the relevance of literary genres in culture. This broad exploration highlights critical methodologies to enhance appreciation and insight into literary works.