Critical Responses to Kenneth Burke, 1924-1966

abstract aesthetic agent Allen Tate American analysis Aristotle artist Attitudes toward History audience become Burke says calls catharsis communication concept context Counter-Statement Dial dialectic discussion drama dramatistic EDITOR'S NOTE emotional essay experience Francis Fergusson function Grammar of Motives human I. A. Richards Ibid idea ideal identification intellectual interpretation Kenneth Burke Kenyon Review kind language linguistic literary criticism Literary Form literature logical logologic Malcolm Cowley Marianne Moore Marxist means ment metaphor method mind modern movement nature pentad Permanence and Change Philosophy of Literary poem poet poetic poetry political principle problem psychoanalysis psychology purpose R. P. Blackmur rational reader reality relation Reprinted Review Rhetoric of Motives Rhetoric of Religion scene seems sense situation social society speech strategy symbolic action tension theory things Thomas Mann thought tion tragedy tragic transcendence University verbal vocabulary words writing York