The author of this work suggests that the title concept must exist, because it can talk while "all the arts are dumb."
The author of this work suggests that the title concept must exist, because it can talk while "all the arts are dumb." Beginning with a "Polemical Introduction" and ending with a "Tentative Conclusion," it is divided into four essays offering "an interconnected group of suggestions" each dealing with a different trope of the title concept. The second essay discusses the ethical form of the title subject and deals with "theories of symbols." The author of this book also wrote an analysis of the symbolism and mysticism of William Blake's poetry in Fearful Symmetry. For 10  points, name this 1957 seminal work with a biologically inspired title written by literary critic Northrop Frye.
The author of this work suggests that the title concept must exist, because it can talk while "all the arts are dumb."
Anatomy of Criticism