Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Good Morning Clean Dishes



Also, I found something that supports my "controversial statement" in my last post.

"A good reader percieves the poem structurally, resulting in good criticism... A poor reader, on the other hand, simply expressses his or her personal emotions and reactions to a text. Such a reader is untrained in literary technique and craftsmanship. A poor reader and poor criticism, for example, may argue that a poem can mean anything its reader or its author wishes it to mean. On the other hand, a good critic and good criticism will assert that only through a detailed structural analysis of a poem can the correct interpretation arise" (57-58).

From Bressler's Literary Criticism. Woohoo, New Criticism! I'm a New Critic! English! English major! Woohoo!

So you think you can solve all your problems by yourself? Well nevermind nevermind nevermind nevermind nevermind.

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