Wellek attacked the broad application of one of these constructs in an article partly titled for the concept of Erlebnis.
One critic claimed that attempts to classify and define these constructs are "chiefly interesting as examples of the psychology of rumor," and that this word "sticks out in an English sentence as the unpronounceable and alien thing it is." René Wellek attacked the broad application of one of these constructs in an article partly titled for the concept of Erlebnis. This concept is most useful when used to identify "repertoires" of (*) characteristic features, according to a book by Alastair Fowler that was influenced by Hans Robert Jauss's idea of a "horizon of expectations." In the fourth and last essay from Northrop Frye's Anatomy of Criticism, these constructs are contrasted with "modes." In the Poetics, Aristotle categorized these abstract things by character, imitated action, diction, and plot. For 10 points, name these constructs studied in the book Kinds of Literature, which categorize works of literature as lyrics, tragedies, comedies, and novels.
One critic claimed that attempts to classify and define these constructs are "chiefly interesting as examples of the psychology of rumor," and that this word "sticks out in an English sentence as the unpronounceable and alien thing it is."
literary genres [accept "Genre Theory, the Lyric, and Erlebnis"; prompt on answers including the words "form" or "kind"]