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Literary theory

close analysis of unattributed poems, used by Richards to study how readers actually read, and misread, poetry.

In literary theory, practical criticism refers to close analysis of unattributed poems, used by Richards to study how readers actually read, and misread, poetry. This meaning comes from Richards (1929) in Practical criticism: a study of literary judgment.[1]

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  1. Richards, I. A. (1929). Practical criticism: a study of literary judgment. Harcourt, Brace and Company. ISBN 9781351497312

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