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How Did New Criticism Start Its Focus On The Text? Are you curious about how literary critics shifted their focus to analyze texts more closely? In this engaging video, we will explore the origins of New Criticism and how it changed the way we interpret literature. We’ll start by explaining what New Criticism is and the key principles behind this approach. You’ll learn how critics began concentrating solely on the text itself, without considering the author’s background or historical context. We’ll discuss influential figures like I.A. Richards, T.S. Eliot, and John Crowe Ransom who played vital roles in shaping this movement. You’ll discover concepts such as close reading, the "objective correlative," and the importance of analyzing literary devices like imagery, symbolism, and tone. Additionally, we’ll cover ideas like the "intentional fallacy" and "affective fallacy," which emphasize focusing on the text’s internal elements rather than external influences or reader reactions. When applying New Criticism to fictional books, readers examine how the story is structured, character interactions, and the use of symbols and metaphors. This approach encourages a detailed analysis of the work as a self-contained piece of art, without needing to know the author’s life or the historical background. Join us to understand how this method helps us see stories as complete works, piece by piece, on the page. Subscribe for more insights into literary analysis and criticism.

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