In Criticism and Fiction Mr Howells gives his ideas of the proper functions of critics and the lines along which he may be supposed to have written his novels He considers criticism an entirely contemplative branch of literature finding in it seemingly no creative potentialities The critic he thinks should first consider what the author has tried to do then examine how he has done it As to whether or not the thing was worth doing that concerns...
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