By Richards, I. A.. New York ; Harcourt, Brace and Company, 2024 . 365 p. , “Principles of Literary Criticism” by I.A. Richards is a foundational text in modern literary theory and criticism. First published in 1924, this seminal work revolutionized the way literature was analyzed and interpreted in the 20th century. Richards, a pioneer of the New Criticism movement, examines the psychological and emotional responses readers experience through literature, setting the stage for practical criticism and close reading methodologies. A must-read for literature students, scholars, and critics, this book explores key concepts like value judgment, poetic truth, emotional response, and the scientific study of literature. I.A. Richards' influence has been enduring in English literary studies, and his insights remain vital to the contemporary understanding of texts and their interpretation. Ideal for BA/MA English literature students, UGC-NET aspirants, researchers, and educators alike. Groundbreaking theory of literary response and criticism. Introduction to the scientific analysis of literature. Essential reading for English Literature courses globally. Referenced in UGC-NET, UPSC English Literature, and academic research. Clear, intellectual language suitable for students and scholars. 21 cm.. 9789383547579

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