This thinker proposed self-purgation, return from the dead, and completion as three ways to complete a certain task; he called them askesis, apophrades, and tessera. This man suggested that the earliest books of the Bible were written as literary texts by a woman in The Book of J. Clinamen was among the six revisionary ratios through which he claims writers perform creative misprision. He applied Isaac Luria's theory of creation to expand upon an
This thinker proposed self-purgation, return from the dead, and completion as three ways to complete a certain task; he called them askesis, apophrades, and tessera. This man suggested that the earliest books of the Bible were written as literary texts by a woman in The Book of J. Clinamen was among the six revisionary ratios through which he claims writers perform creative misprision. He applied Isaac Luria's theory of creation to expand upon an earlier work in his A Map of Misreading. This thinker described the "agon" by which a writer overcomes the title phenomenon in a work that uses Milton and the Romantics to explain the poet's attempt to escape a literary shadow. For 10 points, name this Yale literary critic who wrote Kabbalah and Criticism and The Anxiety of Influence.
This thinker proposed self-purgation, return from the dead, and completion as three ways to complete a certain task; he called them askesis, apophrades, and tessera.
Harold Bloom