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There can be multiple interpretations of a mimetic criticism, but really, it is a literary mixed bag o' goodies, but the only difference is the goal or task at hand. ... The primary focus of the mimetic criticism is to show that there is a piece of philosophical reality that is seen from the person who wrote the literature,
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Despite all of the complicated explanations, I really liked this chapter on Mimetic Criticism, and I can say that I think Mimetic criticism might be a valuable tool to me.
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MIMETIC CRITICISM. seeks to evaluate literature as an imitation or representation of life. PRAGMATIC CRITICISM. decides how well a work achieves its aims ...
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Aristotle, remains characteristic of modern theories of literary realism.
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_mimetic_criticism
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Mimetic criticism judges the literary work based in terms of the "truth" of its representation of the reality of the world and of human life and character.
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home.earthlink.net/~potterama/Michele/projects/hyper/abrams.html
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Mimetic criticism focuses on the text as that which portrays reality. There is a heavily Platonic sense to this critical school in at least some forms, given its sense that literature can illumine reality better than what we normally think of as “real life” can.
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The other factor contributing to this so-called rivalry between poetry and song is what I would call 'mimetic criticism'. That type of criticism investigates what art means and what it represents.
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An early type of criticism (mimetic criticism) views the literary work as an imitation (mimesis) of the world and human life. The primary criterion is the truth of the work in relation to the object or objects it represents.
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Mimetic criticism emphasizes the correspondence of the work to external reality. In other words, reality is the context in which the work is studied. Mimetic criticism is committed to truth, reality, and the idea that literature, in some ways, imitates life.
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77viceversa.edublogs.org/2008/09/05/mimesis-research/
77viceversa.edublogs.org/2008/09/05/mimesis-research/
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