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النقد: أسس النقد الأدبي الحديث 1-3
النقد : أسس النقد الأدبي الحديث / إعداد مارك شورر، جوزفين مايلز، جوردن ماكنزي ; ترجمة هيفاء هاشم ; مراجعة نجاح العطار.
يعد الكتاب جمعي ومختارات لدراسات متنوعة في عالم النقد، وينحصر اهتمامه في الأعمال الغربية تماما، لكن قد يغفيد منه القارئ، في ماوصل إليه من خلال تحليل النصوص للوقوف على مايرمم خبرته.لذل فهو يعد لوحة فنية نقدية عن الجهود القديمة والحديثة لإظهار الفارق المهني فيه.
وهو كتاب من القطع الكبير، وهذا لايعني أن مافيه يهمك على عموميته، بل يمكنك اصطياد مايوافق مهنتك النقدية كناقد عربي خبير، يحوي، وهو على ثلاثة أجزاء مدمجة:
يحوي الجزء الأول:التجارب الفنية والأدبية عبر العصور
ويحوي الجزء الثاني:أسس النقد الحديث ونهجه وآفاقه.
ويحوي الجزء الثالث: الغاية من أسس النقد الحديث.
يؤخذ على الكتاب ولأنه جمعي، صعوبة قراءته، لاسترسال الكتاب فيه وتوسعهم كأمثلة على حساب الفكرة، خاصة أنه مختارات لذا فتبويبه مربك جدا.
أخيرا يمكن للناقد بالذات إغناء تجربته باصطياد الأفكار المتناثرة فيه لرفد تجربته.
يعد الكتاب جمعي ومختارات لدراسات متنوعة في عالم النقد، وينحصر اهتمامه في الأعمال الغربية تماما، لكن قد يغفيد منه القارئ، في ماوصل إليه من خلال تحليل النصوص للوقوف على مايرمم خبرته.لذل فهو يعد لوحة فنية نقدية عن الجهود القديمة والحديثة لإظهار الفارق المهني فيه.
وهو كتاب من القطع الكبير، وهذا لايعني أن مافيه يهمك على عموميته، بل يمكنك اصطياد مايوافق مهنتك النقدية كناقد عربي خبير، يحوي، وهو على ثلاثة أجزاء مدمجة:
يحوي الجزء الأول:التجارب الفنية والأدبية عبر العصور
ويحوي الجزء الثاني:أسس النقد الحديث ونهجه وآفاقه.
ويحوي الجزء الثالث: الغاية من أسس النقد الحديث.
يؤخذ على الكتاب ولأنه جمعي، صعوبة قراءته، لاسترسال الكتاب فيه وتوسعهم كأمثلة على حساب الفكرة، خاصة أنه مختارات لذا فتبويبه مربك جدا.
أخيرا يمكن للناقد بالذات إغناء تجربته باصطياد الأفكار المتناثرة فيه لرفد تجربته.
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First published January 1, 2006
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About the author
Mark Schorer
118 books5 followersMark Schorer was an American writer, critic, and scholar born in Sauk City, Wisconsin.
Schorer earned an MA at Harvard and his Ph.D. in English at the University of Wisconsin–Madison in 1936. During his academic career, he held positions at Dartmouth, Harvard, and the University of California, Berkeley, where he chaired the Department of English from 1960 to 1965. A leading critic of his time, he was best known for his work, Sinclair Lewis: An American Life. Schorer was also the author of many short stories, which appeared in magazines such as The New Yorker, Harpers, The Atlantic Monthly, and Esquire.
Among his honors were three Guggenheim Fellowships, a Fulbright professorship at the University of Pisa and a fellowship at the Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences at Stanford. He also was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the most prestigious honor society for creative arts in the country.
Schorer was called as an expert witness during the 1957 obscenity trial over the Allen Ginsberg poem Howl, and testified in defense of the poem. This incident is dramatized in the film Howl (2010), in which Schorer is portrayed by Treat Williams.
In addition to his scholarly works, he also co-authored a series of science-fiction and horror stories with writer, publisher and childhood friend (both being natives of Sauk City, Wisconsin) August Derleth. These stories, originally published mainly in Weird Tales magazine during the 1920s and 1930s, were eventually anthologized in Colonel Markesan and Less Pleasant People (1966).
Schorer died from a blood infection following bladder surgery in Oakland, California at the age of 69.
Schorer earned an MA at Harvard and his Ph.D. in English at the University of Wisconsin–Madison in 1936. During his academic career, he held positions at Dartmouth, Harvard, and the University of California, Berkeley, where he chaired the Department of English from 1960 to 1965. A leading critic of his time, he was best known for his work, Sinclair Lewis: An American Life. Schorer was also the author of many short stories, which appeared in magazines such as The New Yorker, Harpers, The Atlantic Monthly, and Esquire.
Among his honors were three Guggenheim Fellowships, a Fulbright professorship at the University of Pisa and a fellowship at the Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences at Stanford. He also was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the most prestigious honor society for creative arts in the country.
Schorer was called as an expert witness during the 1957 obscenity trial over the Allen Ginsberg poem Howl, and testified in defense of the poem. This incident is dramatized in the film Howl (2010), in which Schorer is portrayed by Treat Williams.
In addition to his scholarly works, he also co-authored a series of science-fiction and horror stories with writer, publisher and childhood friend (both being natives of Sauk City, Wisconsin) August Derleth. These stories, originally published mainly in Weird Tales magazine during the 1920s and 1930s, were eventually anthologized in Colonel Markesan and Less Pleasant People (1966).
Schorer died from a blood infection following bladder surgery in Oakland, California at the age of 69.
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يعد الكتاب اختصاصيا مهما، قد يكون مرجزا على الأدب والفن الغربي حصرا، لكن يمكننا ملاحظة تحول النقد من فطري غير ممنهج، إلى منظم عبر مدارس تسهل للناقد مهمته، وتساعد في بزوغ فن نقدي جديد فيه سعة ، بحيث يكون الناقد المحترف مدرسته الخاص أو مزجه الخاص بين المدارس وبصمته النقجية الخاصة، يؤخذ عليه انحسار العامل التشويقي من خلال تكوينه الجمعي وتفاوت أسلوب الكتاب قيه، مما يجعله مرجعا لامصدرا.
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