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The Critic’s Role

February 17, 2015
by Caroline Miller
Christopher Beha, How Much Damage Can It Do?, James Wood, Llionel Trilling, the role of the literary critic
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A  recent essay by Christopher Beha in Harper’s compares the literary criticism of Lionel Trilling (1905-75),  who reigned in the mid-twentieth century, with that of contemporary critic, James Wood. (1965 -)  Trilling judges a work based upon its the effect on the reader. Wood, h
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