Northrop Frye Northrop Frye Hall auf dem Gelände der Victoria Universität Northrop Frye, CC (Herman Northrop Frye; * 14. Juli 1912 in Sherbrooke, Québec; † 23. Januar 1991 in Toronto) war ein kanadischer Literaturkritiker. Frye wuchs in Moncton (Neubraunschweig) auf. Erste internationale Anerkennung erlangte er bereits als Student mit seiner Analyse der Dichtung von William Blake, die bis dahin als wahnhaft, weitschweifig und unverständlich galt. Zehn Jahre später erweiterte er diesen Ansatz in Anatomy of Criticism. Zu seinen wichtigsten Werken gehören die Bush Garden Essays (1967) über die kanadische Literatur. Frye erhielt viele Ehrungen. Veröffentlichungen[Bearbeiten] Anatomy of Criticism. 1957 Analyse der Literaturkritik. Weblinks[Bearbeiten] Einzelnachweise[Bearbeiten] Hochspringen ↑ Marc A.
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Home - Neuland & Partner - Ihr Systemanbieter für: Führung, Gesprächsführung & Verhandeln, Präsentation & Rhetorik, Arbeitstechnik & Moderation, Trainer- & Berater-Know-How Literary Podcasts Back in 2005, I prepared a list of literary podcasts. Five years later, the original list has become outdated, with many of the previously listed programs biting the dust. (There were many more that appeared and disappeared, including the Washington Post Book World podcast, which folded with scant notice not long ago. This was too bad. Because Ron Charles hammed it up in a manner all too rare in a mainstream books podcast.) Literary podcasts, while nowhere nearly as abundant as they should be, are still around. This list includes podcasts of a books or literary nature that are still putting out new episodes on a regular basis. I should also warn the reader in advance that this list, while inclusive, does contain a few subjective descriptions, particularly in relation to bland mainstream media — a sentiment emerging from my considerable frustrations with the dryness and scarcity of present literary radio. Author Interviews Arts and Ideas: BBC’s flagship arts program. Fiction General Genre