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_____created the world famous Athens school.
Socrates’ theory is mainly organized by whom?
Ion as a poet, what did he sing when he won the laurel?
Socrates said that when the inspiration came, the poets will sink into ____.
In Ion Socrates stressed that the inspiration of the poets comes from the ____.
_____ said “I am the midwive of philosophy”.
Who was the first to pick out eidos?
What is subject matter of Ion?
Three sages of Ancient Greece are Plato,_____and Aristotle.
Plato use the _____ to explain the relationship between art and idea.
Aristotle’s poetics was valued in the history of western literary criticism from _____century in France.
Until Aristotle, the concept of _____ has been adressed explicitly.
In Aristotle’s view, the core of art is _____.
In Aristotle’s words, who is more to the truth than historian?
_____ is called a Encyclopedia of character in Greek.
Compared with Plato, the biggest character of Aristotle is_____.
Aristotle thinks types differ from one another in three ways: the means, objects and _____.
Aristotle’s Poetics maining discussed about _____ and epic.
In the poetics, _____ is the goal of the tragedy.
Aristotle set up his own schools called _____.
In_____,Samuel started compiling a dictionary of the Engish language.
What’s the attitude on Shakespeare by Samuel Johnson?
How to treat the relationship between Johson and classical philosophy.
Which work of Sumel that even plexander praised it.
Johson considered the shortcoming of Shakespeare is losing of_____.
In_____ Jhnson finally published essays of Shakespeare’s plays.
Samuel Johnson was known in review of _____.
Characteristics of Johson’s theory on Shakespeare is_____.
_____ is a friend and biographyer for Samuel.
Which work is written by Samuel?
How does Wordsworth think about the relationship between Poetic language and Prose language?
Wordsworth compares poetry to_____ when he talked about the function of poetry.
Wordsworth gained his reputation among chinese scholars by “Poetry is the nature explession of _____”.
In the Mirror and the lamp, wordsworth is concluded as a representative of _____ theories.
Which book is the representative work of english romantic movement?
There are two themes of poetry in Wordsworth’s view_____ and the feeling of the common people.
In what year that wordsworth published his Preface to Lyrical Ballads.
Wordsworth’s philosophical views almost come from _____.
Wordsworth, Coleridgo and southey are called _____.
Which work was published by Wordsworth’s widow after his death.
From the aspect of words, it emphasized words____.
Which work is not written by Taine.
Taine’s theory enlightened people to pay close attention to _____ factors of art in his time.
The 3 aspects by Taine are the race, the _____ and the epoch.
Taine believed that literary studies should be based on the ____ vision.
Which is not the origin of Taine’s theory in a literary perspective?
Taine is called as “critics of _____”.
In Taine’s first aspect, which country makes philosophers.
Which method in 19th century made a great influence on Taine’s theory?
In the race,circumstance,and epoch,which is the acquired momentum.
In Taine’s view, race is closely related to _____.
Taine’s theory of surroundings,shows that he thinks the world_____.
Wilde produced _____ social comedies in the early 1890s.
In the novel,Dorian Gray’s life can be summarized as _____.
The novel we learned in this class presents Wilder’s views of _____.
The novel tells us that we should find the balance of beauty and _____.
Which drama is created by Oscar Wilde?
Wilde’s last work is _____.
In Wilde’s novel,how does he think the relationship between art and life?
Which work is written by Wilde in prison?
Oscar Wilde is called “Prince of _____”.
In the class, the preface we read is written for which book?
Who is called as “the father of psychoanolysis” _____.
Freud mainly analyzes through _____ and talks about human mind.
In the class about libido,Freud talked _____tiers in people’s mind.
Freud provided a new research method, what is it?
The Oedipus complex describes a child’s sexual desire for his _____.
According to the exmple we talked about interpretation of preams, which animal be used to suggest sexual repression.
In Freud’s view, literature had its origin in _____ of human .
Does Freud believe that a person’s development is determined by genetic factors.
Freud called a force can promote Ego to transform into other forms as_____.
Freud divided human development into _____stages.
Eliot considered tradtion a _____ awareness.
Eliot thinks that the most attractive part in one’s work should be _____.
What does Eliot think of about “personality”.
Eliot thinks that emotions in poems should be _____.
The sentence”involves a perception, not only the pastness of the past,but of its presence” guide us to have a_____sense.
In Eliot’s view, he suggested poets were like _____.
Which year that Eliot acquired the Nobel prize.
How style we can see in Eliot’s theories?
In Eliot’s view, how do poets transform his emotion into literary works.
Which work is created by Eliot?
Empson’s criticism mainly focused on the interpretation of _____.
Which tepe happen when the author discovers his idea in the act of writing.
There are how many tupes of ambiguity summary by Empson?
Ambiguity tells us to explain the ____of language.
We can called the first type of ambiguity as _____.
For which type that Empson talked about the double entendre?
Empson’s Ambiguity discussed the _____ of literary creation.
How many times did Empson come to China?
Empson initally found his talents in which subject?
Empson’s writing has a _____ style.
In Epic and Novel,Bakhtin thinks that _____can link the contemporary reality.
In the Rabelais and his world, Bakhtin defined carnival ad a _____.
Who has a similar identity to Bakhtin?
Bakhtin was exiled into Siberia in the _____.
Bakhtin’s achievement can be included into 3 points: theory of _____, theory of dialogue, theory of carnivalization.
According to Bakhtin,_____is the only into an incomplete state.
In which year that Bakhtin’s first major work published.
Whose novels were selected to explain Bakhtin’s theories?
In which work, Bakhtin firstly put forward the theory of polyphony.
In bakhtin’s view on literary style, he divided it into two styles _____and novels.
The Mimetic theory first appeared in _____.
In the pragmatic theory,poetry’s affects in audiences only as a means end of ____
Which theory concluded those objective perspectives in western literar theory well.
The classical model of rhetoric to discuss poetry was ____.
_____is generally considered the main aesthetic model of the western world.
Abrams is a famous literary critic for _____ literature.
In the Mirror and the Lamp, Abrams put forward the four factors of literture: universe, _____, artist and audience.
The expressive theory stresses the effect of _____.
Abrams thinks that post-renaissance critics is primarily oriented,not from work to universe,but from work to _____.
In Abrams’s words, the relationship of art works and universe was concluded as the _____theory.
Content and _____are the two sides of concept.
In Against interoretation, interpretation is the revenge of the _____ upon art.
How interpretation did Sontag against?
Sontag opposed that modern takes too much interpretation attention on the ____and significance.
Which work is Sontag’s last novel?
The “New Sensibility” stresses art brings the most _____feeling to people.
How do we understand the relationship between Against interpretation and the hermeneutics?
A mental representation of the meaning or significance of something is called as_____.
Sontag divided the article into _____sections.
Sontag thinks that _____is the highest,most liberating value in art, and in criticism today.
Jauss and ____ established the knonstanz school.
Jauss’s theory is interested more in_____.
Jauss put forward a method for reconstruction of literary history is reconstructing the _____posion.
A key word about how history affects the way we read a book can be called_____.
In Jauss’s view on rewriting the literary history, how many topics did he talk?
In Jauss’s theory,Horizon of change should be understanded with Aesthetic distance and _____.
The theory by Jauss and Iser is the first time _____ are seen as core in literary research.
Which work is the origin of proposing reception aesthetics.
_____is the most essential concept of Jauss’s theory.
Jauss and Iser were called as the binary star of _____.
We orientals are often ignorant of the west, what is the reason?
Generally speaking,Edward said was regaraded as a theoretician of _____.
Though Said talks about the culture, he quoted a variety of ____.
The third definition of orientalism by Said is _____.
The theory of Said has its origins in theory of _____and theory of Antonio Gramsci.
Edward Said gained his worldwide reputation in _____university as well.
In the western tradition,the orientals characters are always _____.
Said’s perspective focuses on the identity of his own ,so he hardly mentioned ____in Orientalis
Which book is not written by Said?
How many meanings did Said put forward of Orientatism in his book.
what did he sing when he won the laurel? Socrates said that when the inspiration came_____created the world famous Athens school. Socrates’ theory is mainly organized by whom? Ion as a poet
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