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OFLITERARY CRITICISM  \nGENERAL EDITORS  \nProfessor Peter BrooksYale UniversityProfessor H.B.NisbetUniversity of CambridgeProfessor Claude RawsonYale University  \nThe Cambridge History of Literary Criticism will provide a comprehensivehistorical account of Western literary criticism from classical antiq-uity to the present day,dealing with both literary theory and criticalpractice.The History is intended as an authoritative work of referenceand exposition,but more than a mere chronicle of facts.Whileremaining broadly non-partisan it will,where appropriate,addresscontroversial issues of current critical debate without evasion or falsepretences of neutrality.Each volume is a self-contained unit designedto be used independently as well as in conjunction with the others inthe series.Substantial bibliographical material in each volume willprovide the foundation for further study of the subjects in question.  \nVOLUMES PUBLISHED  \nVolume 1:Classical Criticism,edited by George A.Kennedy  \nVolume 8:From Formalism to Poststructuralism,edited by Raman Selden  \nOTHER VOLUMES IN PREPARATION  \nVolume 2:The Middle Ages,edited by Alastair Minnis  \nVolume 3:The Renaissance,edited by Glyn Norton  \nVolume 4:The Eighteenth Century,edited by H.B.Nisbetand Claude Rawson  \nVolume 5:European Romanticism,edited by Ernst Behlerand Marshall Brown  \nVolume 7:The Twentieth Century:Modernism and New Criticism,edited by A.Walton Litz,Luke Menand,and Lawrence Rainey  \nTHE CAMBRIDGE HISTORY OFLITERARY CRITICISM  \nVOLUME 8  \nFrom Formalism toPoststructuralism  \nEDITED BYRAMAN SELDEN  \nPUBLISHED BY THE PRESS SYNDICATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGEThe Pitt Building,Trumpington Street,Cambridge,United Kingdom  \nCAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS  \nThe Edinburgh Building,Cambridge CB22RU,UK40 West 2oth Street,New York NY I001I-4211,USA447 Williamstown Road,Port Melbourne,VIC 3207,AustraliaRuiz de Alarcón I3,28014 Madrid,SpainDock House,The Waterfront,Cape Town 8oo1,South Africa  \nhttp://www.cambridge.org  \n◎ Cambridge University Press I995  \nThe publishers are grateful to Dr Con Coroneos for his skilful editorial work on thisvolume in the final stages of its preparation for press.  \nFirst published I995Reprinted 2004  \nPrinted in the United Kingdom at the University Press,Cambridge  \nA catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library  \nLibrary of Congress cataloguing in publication data  \nThe Cambridge history of literary criticism.  \nBibliography:v.I.pp.347-6g.Includes index.  \nContents:v.1.Classical criticism.-  \nv.8.The twentieth century:formalism,structuralism,poststructuralism,reader-response theory/editedby Raman Selden.  \nI.Criticism-History.I.Kennedy,George Alexander,  \nI928-  \nPN86.c27 I9898or’.95'0989-901ISBN 052I 300061(v.I)ISBN 0521300134(v.8)  \nISBN 0521300134 hardback  \nLTL  \nCONTENTS  \nvii1  \nNotes on contributorsIntroductionRAMAN SELDEN  \n1 Russian Formalism11PETER STEINER,University of Pennsylvania  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