Literary Criticism

1. Literary Criticism is a book which examines the way literature is interpreted, assessed and evaluated by writers, critics, and scholars. 2. It explores how and why literature has been interpreted over the ages, and how our approach to literature has changed over time. 3. The book discusses the various forms of literary criticism, such as formalism, reader-response criticism and structuralism. 4. It also looks at how literary criticism is used in literary studies, as well as the role of language and analysis in understanding literature. 5. Literary Criticism is an essential resource for anyone interested in understanding and engaging with literature in a more meaningful way.