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Cleanth Brooks: Critical Essay by Charlotte H. Beck and John P. Rhoades

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SOURCE: "'Stanley Fish Was My Reader': Cleanth Brooks, the New Criticism, and Reader-Response Theory," in The New Criticism and Contemporary Literary Theory, edited by William J. Spurlin and Michael Fisher, Garland Publishing, New York City, 1995, pp. 211-26.

Below, Beck and Rhoades compare Brooks's New Criticism and Stanley Fish's Reader-Response theory.

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