Religion and the Literary Critic by A. M. Potter

“…The article is an attempt to refute Culler by indicating, through an analysis of William Faulkner’s As I Lay Dying, that an attempt to reject all religion as being destructive or quaintly anachronistic (as Culler ultimately does) seriously limits the capacity of the literary critic to explore works of literature. Evidence is brought forward to suggest that while Faulkner rejects the hypocritically pious type of religion as does Culler, he, unlike Culler, seems to be aware that religion is a much broader and deeper concept than this, exploring in an extremely positive way a type of experience universally accepted as religious, which has about it none of the qualities which Culler rejects.…”
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Voltaire, literary critic by Williams, D

Handbook of literary criticism / by Shukla, N. P., author

Contemporary literary criticism / by Rastogi, Supriya, author

Hispamérica and literary criticism by Roxana Patiño

“…The article studies the various modalities that the Hispamérica journal has taken in relation to Latin American literary criticism during the first two decades of its publication, between the 70s and the 80s. …”
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Literary criticism as RPG by Pavel Janoušek

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The Patronage of Literary Criticism by Fabio Mangraviti

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The object of literary criticism by Shusterman, R, Shusterman, Richard M.

“…<p>The intentionally ambiguous title of my thesis suggests both the notion of the object at which literary criticism is directed and also the notion of the objective toward which it is directed. …”

Isidora Sekulić as a literary critic by Andrejević Danica

“…With her creativity, Serbian literary criticism of the Belgrade style gained the highest artistic expression. …”
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On the Self-Portrait of a Literary Critic in Changing Times (Literary Critic Ján Rozner in the years 1954 – 1963) by Ivana Taranenková

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Literary Criticism in the Era of Samizdat by Pavel Matejovič

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Literary criticism of Milenko Maticki by Đuričković Milutin B.

Subjects: “…literary criticism…”
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Semiotics of Literary Critical Activity by Yulia A. Govorukhina

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Literary criticism must be scientific by Juri Lotman

“… Literary criticism must be scientific …”
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Literary criticism and gender policies by Pilar Cuder Domínguez

“…It examines three major areas of research: first, women as writers (i.e. the issues surrounding women’s creativity); second, women as readers (i.e. as interpreting subjects that identify with or resist the text’s ideology); and finally, women as literary critics (i.e. a variety of approaches to women’s roles and problems in academia).…”
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The Literary Essay and Literary Criticism by Miran Štuhec

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Feminisms in literature and literary criticism by Anahí Diana Mallol, Miriam Chiani

“…We will address here the impact that the trajectories and transformations of feminism in its conjugation of activism and theoretical production, especially from its most recent expansion with Ni una menos, operated on various institutions, productions and modulations of literary criticism in recent years; not only because fictional texts are permeated by the feminist agenda, but also because literature recovers, among the different social discourses and arts, a central place as the language of revolt, of struggle, of the claim that will close  the distances between art/life/politics and renew the modes of intervention of artists/writers.…”
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THE CHRONICLE OF DOMESTIC LITERARY CRITICISM

“…Review of the dictionary: "Russian Literary Critics of the XX Century: Biobibliographic Dictionary".…”
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Literary criticism and analytical psychology by Dawson, Terence Richard

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Leftist liberators: American literary criticism in the thirties Leftist liberators: American literary criticism in the thirties by Josef Raab

“…In Unusable Past (1986) Russell Reising has recently offered his establishment of a canon of critics. 1 The book argues for an understanding of American Literature as "a reflection of American society" and for a literary criticism that is "striving for a more social or cultural appreciation of American literature" by taking "a rigorous social approach" (Reising 218). …”
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