Anatomy of Criticism¶
Frye, N. (1957). Anatomy of Criticism: Four Essays. Princeton University Press.
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Primes¶
- Archetype
- Literary criticism and narratology use archetype as a central analytical tool: Frye's Anatomy of Criticism (1957) organizes literary tradition around four archetypal modes (romance, tragedy, comedy, irony), each with characteristic character roles and narrative trajectories; Propp's formalism (1928) identifies 31 narrative functions in Russian folktales that appear cross-culturally; Campbell's monomyth (1949) maps the universal hero's journey across mythology and contemporary cinema.
This sourceArchetypal criticism organizing literary tradition around four mythoi (romance/summer, tragedy/autumn, irony-satire/winter, comedy/spring); establishes archetypal literary analysis as method.
- Literary criticism and narratology use archetype as a central analytical tool: Frye's Anatomy of Criticism (1957) organizes literary tradition around four archetypal modes (romance, tragedy, comedy, irony), each with characteristic character roles and narrative trajectories; Propp's formalism (1928) identifies 31 narrative functions in Russian folktales that appear cross-culturally; Campbell's monomyth (1949) maps the universal hero's journey across mythology and contemporary cinema.
- Narrative Construction (in History)
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