ENGL 1F95 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Northrop Frye, Psychoanalytic Literary Criticism, Northeast Megalopolis

• School: Brock University
• Department: English
• Course: ENGL 1F95
• Professor: Gregory Betts

Document Summary

Engl 1f95 literature in english: forms, themes, approaches. In answering this, we have encountered a wide selection of texts that offer possible glimpses into the power of reading. When we started this course, i offered a very straightforward answer to that question though, that is worth revisiting. To update our software and to standardize our thinking. These impulses are paradoxical: the first expands the possibilities of human culture and technology, whereas the second limits the opportunities for discovery. A paradox, though, is something that seems to contradict itself, but might yet be true. If we accept that reading can advance knowledge, we can also accept that reading can help spread new ideas wide and far. In the course readings, we have seen a lot of examples of how literature can present an idea and help that idea circulate across diverse communities. Lawren harris" poetry and paintings, we saw him encounter abject poverty in canada.