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Harare (before 1982 known as Salisbury) is the largest city and capital of Zimbabwe. It has an estimated population of 1,606,000 (2009), with 2,800,000 in its metropolitan area (2006). Administratively, Harare is an independent city equivalent to a province. It is Zimbabwe's largest city and its administrative, commercial, and communications centre. The city is a trade centre for tobacco, maize, cotton, and citrus fruits. Manufactures include textiles, steel, and chemicals, and gold is mined in the area. Harare is situated at an elevation of 1483 metres (4865 feet) and its climate falls into the warm temperate category.
The city sits on the one of the higher parts of the Highveld plateau of Zimbabwe at an elevation of 1483 metres (4865 feet). The original landscape could be described as a "parkland." [11]
Harare has a pleasant Subtropical highland climate (Köppen Cwb). The average annual temperature is 17.95 °C, rather low for the tropics, and this is due to its high altitude position and the prevalence of a cool south-easterly airflow.[12]
There are three main seasons: a warm, wet season from November to March/April; a cool, dry season from May to August (corresponding to winter in the Southern Hemisphere); and a hot, dry season in September/October. Daily temperature ranges are about 7 °C (44.6 °F) to 20 °C (68.0 °F) in July (the coldest month), about 13 °C (55.4 °F) to 28 °C (82.4 °F) in October (the hottest month) and about 15.5 °C (59.9 °F) to 25 °C (77.0 °F) in January (midsummer). The hottest year on record was 1914 19.73 °C (67.5 °F) and the coldest year was 1965 17.13 °C (62.8 °F).
The average annual rainfall is about 825 mm in the southwest, rising to 855 mm on the higher land of the northeast (from around Borrowdale to Glen Lorne). Very little rain typically falls during the period May to September, although sporadic showers occur most years. Rainfall varies a great deal from year to year and follows cycles of wet and dry periods from 7 to 10 years long. Records begin in October 1890 but all three Harare stations stopped reporting in early 2004.[13]
The climate supports a natural vegetation of open woodland. The most common tree of the local region is the Msasa Brachystegia spiciformis that colours the landscape wine red with its new leaves in late August. Two South American species of trees, the Jacaranda and the Flamboyant, which were introduced during the colonial era, contribute to the city's colour palette with streets lined with either the lilac blossoms of the Jacaranda or the flame red blooms from the Flamboyant. They flower in October/November and are planted on alternative streets in the capital. Also prevalent is Bougainvillea.
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Reviews by Backer2004:Backer2004North Carolina 3.85/5 rDev -7% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 Popped this one open on New Years Eve. Not as exciting as some of their other brews of even Avery's Maharaja that I enjoyed a week before. Lots of citrus grapefruit smell and taste. Tart but not too hoppy for a Double IPA. Friend with me had a better impression of it than me. Serving type: bottle 01-06-2007 21:13:02 | More by Backer2004 More User Reviews:taylor714914Pennsylvania 3.13/5 rDev -24.4% look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3 Perhaps unfair, I tried this after having Evil Twin's Molotov Cocktail. Unremarkable at the time, it seemed as though it wasn't malty or hoppy enough to be a DIPA. I judge all my DIPAs against Heady, and this seemed thin and lacking flavor. I'll have to revisit it on a fresh palate to give it another whirl and see if my initial impressions were correct, but for now, there are many other DIPAs I'll reach for (hello Dirtwolf!) Serving type: on-tap 12-20-2013 13:56:27 | More by taylor714914 BrandonN24Maryland 4.25/5 rDev +2.7% look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25 Poured into a snifter glass from a 1 pint 6 oz bottle. Bottled on 10/13/13, Drink 12/18/13 The color is very good for a double IPA, a deep golden light haze as the beer settles in the glass. The smell on the nose is sweet fruity hops at first. Their is some alcohol present at the back-end but is mostly covered up by the fruitiness of the hops, or maybe malts? This double IPA is honestly mildly bitter in my opinion. From the first taste I get notes of fruits and then citrus. I do get the presence of alcohol but it is very very mild for a 10% abv beer. Their is some bitterness on the after taste but not a lot. Overall this is a great double IPA, very drinkable and I definitely recommend this if you have not tried it. Watch out though this beer will sneak up on you. Serving type: bottle 12-19-2013 04:22:14 | More by BrandonN24 AwYehCalifornia 3.88/5 rDev -6.3% look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75 Bottled July 10 2013 (just a bit old), poured into snifter. A: Foggy copper-amber color; straightforward IIPA look. S: Big tropical fruit hops, cracker malts, hint of alcohol that works pretty well adding spice to everything else. T: There's a big variety of fruits showing up here. I get more apricot and some hints of dark fruits than anything else, maybe due to the bit of age this beer has on it. Still piny, still very tropical, with a little vanilla in there and a sweet finish that reflects the bready malts. Pretty complex. M: Medium-bodied, creamy, and slightly sticky. Does good to leave flavor behind on the finish. O: Solid offering from Great Divide; it's got a pretty unique flavor, the apricot and vanilla have left a pretty big impression on me. Looking forward to getting this a bit fresher to see how it changes. Serving type: bottle 12-15-2013 06:16:11 | More by AwYeh barczarKentucky 3.84/5 rDev -7.2% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75 Pours a clear deep copper with a rich, dense, cream head that slowly dissipates, leaving sticky lacing. Resin, mint, pine, grapefruit, and earthy hops form the initial aroma. There's a slightly sweet, bready, toasted malt component underlying the hop notes. Flavor is sweet and earthy initially, with citrus pith hitting mid palate, finishing earthy, resiny, and a touch bitter. Caramel malt forms the backbone. Body is full, with fairly low carbonation and noted alcohol warmth. I expected more hop character. The sweetness of the malt is somewhat overwhelming. Bitter hops counter in the finish, but the middle ground is lacking a bit. This may have passed muster back in the day, but times...they are a changin'. Serving type: bottle 12-14-2013 20:00:53 | More by barczar toronto_beermavenOntario (Canada) 4.5/5 rDev +8.7% 12-11-2013 20:28:01 | More by toronto_beermaven |
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Despite its unprecedented focus on story and character development, Star Wars: The Old Republic is at its heart, still an MMORPG. That means, beyond all the storytelling, decisions and emotional moments there are stats to push higher, equipment to enforce, and weapons to make more deadly. Following in the mold of more traditional MMO titles, SWTOR puts the most straightforward path to this goal through large group encounters, but that is not the only way to achieve the goal of gearing up at endgame. Read on as we discuss the various methods of acquiring "the best" gear available to players who, for whatever reason, cannot participate in Operations.
Hard Mode Flashpoints
Upon reaching level 50, even the most meticulous gear modder will only have 124 rated (or in the case of those who went out of their way to stockpile Daily Commendations, 126) equipment. While in the hands of most players, this level of gear is more than enough for Story Mode level 50 Flashpoints, finishing off Class Story content and wrapping up Belsavis, Corellia and Ilum content, these items are the bottom rung of the endgame gear progression. The first step facing players is to acquire Tionese, Columi and Rakata tiered gear.
The Tionese and Columi tiers are fully available via the game's Hard Mode Flashpoints, both as drops and as rewards for accumulating the appropriate Tionese and Columi Commendations. Players receive commendation rewards not only for completing Hard Mode Flashpoints, but also for completing a Daily and Weekly quest related to finishing a certain number of Flashpoints (one and three respectively). Of note here is that only the Tionese tier has weapons and off-hands available via Flashpoints while the Columi tier of weapons and off-hand items is mostly restricted to Operations. If you can find a group for Hard Mode Battle of Ilum you may get lucky with an offhand drop, while the Hard Mode version of Lost Island can drop the Columi mainhand. Depending on one's class the Battle of Ilum may be the preferable route to take, since it's a much easier instance to finish than Lost Island, and mods from the offhand weapons are not currently slot-locked, and thus can be transfered to a main hand weapon. Note that this method will not work for all classes, as some offhands do not have matching mods to their main-hand counterparts (for example a Shield Generator uses an armoring mod, which for a Trooper would not work in their main-hand Rifle or Assault Cannon).
The Rakata tier is also almost entirely gained via operations, but with the addition of Lost Island, players can get their hands on the Rakata chest piece from the final boss of that Flashpoint.
Now, all of this may seem rather complicated and convoluted, but to the average player the method of gearing is fairly simple: get the appropriate daily/weekly quests and fire up the Group Finder tool. Why the Group Finder tool you ask? The answer is quite simple: Black Hole commendations.
Black Hole Commendations
Introduced in Game Update 1.2: Legacy, Black Hole commendations are the current "Best in Slot" endgame currency. Originally related strictly to Operations, these commendations are now quite readily available to the small group (and possibly even the solo) player from three different sources. The first source is the Group Finder tool daily. Completing a random Hard Mode Flashpoint will reward a player with five Black Hole commendations. Repeatable every day, that is 35 commendations per week for roughly an hour a day of playtime.
The second source of Black Hole commendations is the appropriately named Black Hole Crisis Weekly series. Added to Corellia in the 1.2 update, the Black Hole is an area dealing with the ongoing conflict over hypermatter, a material in universal demand for its role in hyperspace travel. Completing a series of dailies, including the Area quest and faction appropriate heroic, will reward the player with six Black Hole commendations. A pick up group that knows the missions can usually clear the entire Weekly in about an hour or so, depending on the availability of quest objectives that spawn in public areas.
The final source of Black Hole commendations outside of Operations is the Rakghoul Conflict Weekly. This weekly requires the player to complete the Kaon Under Siege and Lost Island Flashpoints on Hard Mode, and pays out eight Black Hole commendations. Given the difficulty of Lost Island, and frankly the highly variable nature of some LFG tool groups, this weekly is one that I would personally not recommend the strictly casual player attempt. If one can find a solid team however, this is an excellent and straightforward source of additional Black Hole commendations.
So now that a player has their income of 49 Black Hole comms per week, what does he spend it on? The Answer: 146 rated (or level 61) gear. Second only to the newly added Dread Guard gear in stats, Black Hole gear is sold at the Resources area on both Factions' fleet hub. These items range from 30 to 65 commendations apiece, so players bringing in the maximum amount of comms will average out to about one new piece per week. There are three disadvantages to Black Hole gear however. Unlike Columi, Tionese or Rakata pieces, Black Hole gear does not have a set bonus attached to it. Players can work around this by taking the mods from a Black Hole piece and slotting them into a Rakata, Tionese or Columi item, since the latter three types have their set bonuses attached to the armor piece itself, not any one specific mod. Secondly, the default mod choices for Black Hole gear are frankly rather scattershot. Players looking to keep their stats focused are going to have to mix and match modifications from several different pieces of Black Hole gear to achieve the best results. Finally, players cannot buy main-hand, or most off-hand items for Black Hole commendations. Just as with the Columi and Rakata tier, these weapons and off-hands are only available via Operations.
Game Update 1.5 throws a little bit of a curveball into the above equation with the addition of directly purchasable Campaign armoring. Not only do these armorings have equivalent stats to Black Hole ones (146 rated), they also carry the set bonuses directly on them. That means that once that update goes live, there will be no more need to hang onto Columi, Rakata or Tionese shells to achieve the two and four piece set bonuses. The catch however, is that these armorings are sold individually, so the player does not get a modification and enhancement to re-slot, and the cost is nearly as great as the full Black Hole armor pieces. Despite all of this, the addition of these new armorings is an excellent step forward not only for personal customization, but also for small group players trying to get top tier gear.
Now the careful reader will notice that there are still a few slots that we yet to fill with high-end modifications, most notably the main-hand/off-hand hilts and barrels. Those specific items still directly drop only in Operations. Not all is lost however, as there is a very plentiful source of endgame modifications that we have not covered yet: crafting. Schematics do exist for 146/61 and 150/63 level gear, and the resources required to construct them are available to the solo player. Both the schematics and their resources drop from Operations bosses, but there is a very easy, albeit time consuming, way to get your hands on the tier eight exotic resources required to craft these powerful modifications: space combat.
For 200 fleet commendations, a player can purchase a crafting component box that will contain one to three blue or purple tier eight exotic components. To put that into perspective, if a player completes every single space combat daily they will bring in over 100 such commendations. Given that most of the mods we're discussing here require four blue and four purple tier eight exotic resources, that's anywhere from about one to two weeks per item depending on a player's luck, and level of dedication to space combat.
That may seem like a lot, but a methodical player who uses Black Hole commendations will be able to fill all but two modification slots (or four if one is using a moddable bracer and belt) and should only need two hilts/barrels or one hilt/barrel and one armoring. Now of course this requires having someone to actually craft the mods, but most servers should have several Cybertechs, Armstechs and Artificers willing to create these high-end mods. Personally, I found the easiest way to get in touch with these people was to look on the GTN for the item I wanted crafted (usually a mark 26/27 barrel or armoring) and see who the "crafted by" name was on the items for sale. A quick in-game mail later and usually, I had someone more than happy to make some easy credits by assembling my components.
Conclusion and Opinion
Some players, especially some who prefer the more "traditional" raiding path, may scoff at the notion of "casuals" or "carebears" being given the opportunity to attain high-end gear. In this author's opinion, that is a shortsighted and outdated mindset. Long gone are the days when an MMO could focus solely on one subset of their playerbase. The fact that BioWare has opted to make things more accessible in regards to itemization rewards bodes very well for the long-term support of multiple play styles, as very few MMO titles make an active effort to reward non-raiders with the best gear. In fact, I would argue that players who choose to take the non-Ops route of gearing up actually put in considerably more time and effort since they do not have the luxury of getting lucky in an Operation and having one or two pieces drop.
Regardless of what I think on the matter however, the point remains that there exists a very achievable, albeit rather time consuming, path to extremely powerful gear for players who cannot, or will not, participate in Operations.


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American Literary Criticism in the Nineteenth Century
American Literary Criticism in the Nineteenth Century
Criticism and critical theory in the United States did not fully establish itself until early in the nineteenth century. Colonial critical theory was initially associated with eighteenth-century thought, but soon thereafter began to embrace European Romanticism. Dissatisfaction with dependence upon the literature and theories of England, however, would engender the most prominent features of American critical theory: the insistence on a literature that was uniquely American and one that reflected the country's democratic principles.
One of the first forums for American literary criticism was the conservative journal North American Review, which debuted in 1815. Initially hostile to the aesthetics of Romanticism, by the 1830s the journal was featuring reviews in praise of William Wordsworth and other English Romantics. At the same time, however, the new nation's critics were increasingly uncomfortable with the cultural dependence on the former mother country and began calling for the development of a national literature. In the early decades of the nineteenth century this emphasis on nationalism is evident in the work of several critics, with Ralph Waldo Emerson being the most notable. Emerson's famous address to Harvard University's Phi Beta Kappa Society entitled "The American Scholar" (1837) firmly established nationalism as the primary tenet of literary theory in the United States. His insistence on literature that focused on the distinctive American characteristics of untamed wilderness and rugged humanity had an immeasurable influence on the literature that followed. According to René Wellek, America's brand of nationalism was unique in that the country "was a republic, a free democracy, which could not accept the class distinctions and the hierarchies of an older civilization," but, at the same time, was lacking in any literary history or folklore tradition of its own. The members of the group known as "Young America," whose work appeared in the Democratic Review, were among those advocating a literature that functioned as a forum for democratic principles such as equality and freedom. These writers were unconcerned with the aesthetic features of literature that commanded the attention of the more conservative commentators.
The possibility of a didactic democratic literature aimed at the common people was embraced by most critics of mid-century with the exception of Edgar Allan Poe, who alone concentrated on the artistic elements of poetry and fiction. Poe was especially concerned that the call for a national literature not lead to the abandonment of literary standards. Norman Foerster reports that Poe believed "a servile respect for European opinion" might be replaced by an equally misguided form of provincialism, fueled by patriotism, that would celebrate American literature regardless of its quality. Poe, like many of the most prominent critics of the nineteenth-century, was both writer and critic. Others include the authors of the Transcendentalist movement—Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, and Margaret Fuller—as well as Nathaniel Hawthorne, James Fenimore Cooper, Herman Melville, and James Russell Lowell. While some of these critics reviewed the work of other writers and produced essays specifically devoted to literary theory, others, particularly Hawthorne and Thoreau, scattered their aesthetic theories throughout their work, often in introductions or prefaces to their own novels or volumes of poetry. Margaret Fuller, however, produced regular reviews for the Dial and the New York Daily Tribune that Wellek claims represented "a solid achievement." He believes that Fuller "reflected more concretely on the nature and office of criticism than any of her American contemporaries, and she faced literary works more intimately and more frequently than anyone else in the New England group." Nonetheless, her critical work has largely been ignored, both in her own time and in the years since, reports Helen Neill McMaster, though that is beginning to change. According to McMaster, Fuller "has been distinguished by three recent literary historians as the best critic produced in America prior to 1850."
The critical theories of Fuller's fellow Transcendentalist, Emerson, have been explored by Vivian C. Hopkins, who rejects the common notion that Emerson's beliefs were rigid and excessively dependent on his own view of morality. Like Fuller, Emerson was inspired by the work of Goethe to abandon art as an instrument of morality "into a freer state of aesthetic appreciation." Based on organic principles, Emerson's theory "represents a new departure in American thought," one that differs from the ideas of the eighteenth century, and which forms the basis of his aesthetic beliefs, according to Hopkins.
Walt Whitman, even more than Emerson, was determined to break with the traditions of the past. Calling for "democratic poetry written for the masses about the masses, for poetry freed from the shackles of rhyme and traditional meter, from any restrictions in subject matter and reticence about sex," Whitman was initially ridiculed for his concept of poetry, according to Wellek. Whitman's democratic and nationalist spirit was not confined to his advocacy of a "Home Literature," as he called it. It extended, as well, to his theory of language, which celebrated American English complete with the slang expressions used by "fighting men, gamblers, thieves, and prostitutes."
Lowell's critical essays, while extensive, have received mixed reviews. Brown finds that "Lowell's creed of criticism is perhaps the best in nineteenth-century American criticism." However, Joseph J. Reilly believes his method was overly subjective, based only on his own impressions of a work: "Here is the secret of Lowell's critical method. However uncertain he might be about penetrating to ultimate principles, he was sure of the feelings which a poem aroused in him."
Representative Works
William Cullen Bryant
"Early American Verse" (essay) 1818
"American Society as a Field for Fiction" (essay) 1825
William Ellery Channing
"Remarks on National Literature" (essay) 1830
James Fenimore Cooper
"Notions of the Americans" (essay) 1828
Introduction to The Leather-Stocking Tales" (essay) 1850
Introduction to The Pioneers (essay) 1850
Ralph Waldo Emerson
*"The American Scholar" (lecture) 1837
"The Poet" (essay) 1844
"The Young American" (essay) 1849
"Art and Criticism" (essay) 1859
"Beauty" (essay) 1860
"Poetry and Imagination" (essay) 1872
Margaret Fuller
Papers on Literature and Art (essays) 1846
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Preface to The Scarlet Letter (essay) 1850
Preface to The House of the Seven Gables (essay) 1851
Oliver Wendell Holmes
"Poetry: A Metrical Essay" (essay) 1836
James Russell Lowell
"A Fable for Critics" (essay) 1848
Lectures on the English Poets (lectures) 1897
Herman Melville
"Hawthorne and His Mosses" (essay) 1850
James Kirk Paulding
"National Literature" (essay) 1820
Edgar Allan Poe
"The Philosophy...
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Criticism: Overviews And General Studies
SOURCE: Brown, Clarence Arthur. "The Aesthetics of Romanticism." In The Achievement of American Criticism: Representative Selections from Three Hundred Years of American Criticism, selected by Clarence Arthur Brown, pp. 149-82. New York: The Ronald Press, 1954.
[In the following essay, Brown offers an overview of the emergence of the various schools of nineteenth-century American literary criticism, most of which were based on the aesthetics of Romanticism and devoted to the development of a national literature.]
The rise of romanticism can be seen in early issues of the North American Review.1 Traditionally, since its founding in 1815, the magazine had been recognized for its conservatism and its expression of late eighteenth-century points of view in literary criticism as well as in politics. During the first years of its career, the North American was unfriendly to romanticism—Keats, Shelley, Byron, and Coleridge, among others, were either ignored or attacked.2 Such men as Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, and others writing in its pages exhibit parallel literary, social, and political prejudices against those who were preaching the unquiet doctrines of romanticism. They stood for arbitrary, authoritarian conventions and proprieties, for "decorum," and for traditional morality and "common sense."
Beginning about 1820, within five years...
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SOURCE: Wellek, René. "American Criticism." In A History of Modern Criticism: 1750-1950, Vol. 3: The Age of Transition, pp. 150-81. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1965.
[In the following excerpt, Wellek outlines the dominant critical theories of the early and mid-nineteenth century, concentrating on the works of Poe, Emerson, and other transcendentalists.]
In recent decades American scholars have studied the early history of criticism in the United States closely and have demonstrated that even Colonial times produced some criticism in the sense of literary opinion about authors and the function of literature. In the early 19th century the great bulk of criticism reflected the concern of the new nation with its identity and its definition of a national literature. In the United States, the problem of nationality was possessed of a peculiar character not easily paralleled elsewhere. Here was a new nation that spoke the same language as its mother nation but had broken away from it in anger. Here was a nation that, in contrast to Europe, was a republic, a free democracy, which could not accept the class distinctions and the hierarchies of an older civilization. And here also was a society that struggled hard for its material existence. The cultivation of literature, and especially of poetry and fiction, had constantly to be vindicated against moralistic and...
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SOURCE: Parrinder, Patrick. "Victorian Criticism: The Republic of Letters." In Authors and Authority: English and American Criticism 1750-1990, pp. 134-139. Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire: Macmillan, 1991.
[In the following excerpt, originally published in 1977, Parrinder briefly discusses the critical theories associated with Emerson, Whitman, and Poe.]
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Criticism: The Transcendentalists
SOURCE: McMaster, Helen Neill. "Ghosts." Margaret Fuller as a Literary Critic. University of Buffalo Studies 7, no. 3 (December 1928): 35-42.
[In the following excerpt, McMaster claims that Fuller's critical work has been neglected by her editors and biographers.]
The early years of the "great Americano-European legend," the years before the impending cataclysm of civil strife was to disturb the serenity of America, witnessed the birth of a new phase in New England culture. The Puritan settlers in New England had succeeded in establishing and maintaining, for nearly two centuries, a culture uncontaminated by the depraving influence of European thought; but the time inevitably arrived when their descendants, "the candid children of the West," became aware of the barrenness of their intellectual heritage. This awakening was accompanied by an exodus of American students reared on the views of Calvin and Knox to the great European universities where they neglected theology for literature. The desire for a native literature and art was inspired, but at the same time the conflicting ideal which may be described as the "cosmopolite" delusion was to perplex and confuse the efforts of American artists.1
Henry James, the younger, whose education had accorded with the ideas of the most rigorous cosmopolite, could in his early residence abroad yet faintly descry the vague,...
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SOURCE: Hopkins, Vivian C. "The Work of Art." In Spires of Form: A Study of Emerson's Aesthetic Theory, pp. 105-146. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1951.
[In the following excerpt, Hopkins explains Emerson's aesthetic theory as it applies to literature.]
In his lecture series on The Philosophy of History (1836-37), Emerson proceeds from the third lecture, on Art, to the fourth, on Literature, and defines the special place of literature in the creative world: "Whilst Art delights in carrying a thought into action, Literature is the conversion of action into thought. The architect executes his dream in stone. The poet enchants you by thinking out your action. Art actualises an idea. Literature idealises action" (lecture on Literature, 1836). For Emerson, the difference between literature and art thus appears in their expression of the ideal; literature is closer to the intellectual, the transcendental, art closer to the actual.
Deeming literature the most universal of the arts, Emerson defines it in this same lecture as "the record of human thought in written language." One can hardly name a thought or feeling which some writing has not expressed:
Literature is the record of all; the sum and measure of humanity. Every part of man has its department in literature; his observation, in history;...
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Criticism: "Young America"
SOURCE: Stafford, John. "Young America's Theory of Criticism." In The Literary Criticism of "Young America": A Study in the Relationship of Politics and Literature 1837-1850, pp. 39-53. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1952.
[In the following excerpt, Stafford examines the critical theory associated with the group of reviewers known as "Young America"—a group that included Cornelius Mathews, Evert A. Duyckinck, William A. Jones, John L. O'Sullivan, and Parke Godwin—and their dedication to a democratic national literature.]
To understand Young America's criticism, we must consider the group's theories and assumptions about the function and method of literary criticism, as well as Young America's social milieu. The adoption of a critical or aesthetic theory or of a particular method of criticism may have only an indirect influence on the practice of criticism. As R. P. Blackmur says of all critics, "the personal element in a given critic—what he happens to know and happens to be able to understand—is strong or obstinate enough to reach into his aesthetic theories"; few critics have a coherent philosophy; "aesthetics sometimes seems only as implicit in the practice of criticism as the atomic physics is present in sunlight when you feel it."1 Young America's theories of the critical function and of the mode of criticism that the...
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Criticism: James Russell Lowell
SOURCE: Reilly, Joseph J. "Lowell: The Critic and His Criticism." In James Russell Lowell as a Critic, pp. 200-14. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1915.
[In the following excerpt, Reilly discusses the flaws of Lowell's critical essays, claiming that they were too impressionistic and subjective to meet a strict definition of scholarly criticism.]
Lowell's early critical works have already been discussed. They are worth bearing in mind as eminently characteristic of the mature Lowell. They are discursive, generally vague when the question at issue becomes abstruse, and abound in purple patches. The qualities of the poets discussed are set down without any endeavor to mark their inter-relation or to trace them back to any radical characteristic. Poems are regarded from the standpoint of their effect on the reader, and that effect is translated into figurative language. In his Lectures on the English Poets, Lowell followed the same method. He translated his impressions into simile and metaphor. He never got at the ultimate answer to a difficult question. In his first lecture he said: "The lecturer on science has only to show how much he knows—the lecturer on poetry can only be sure how much he feels." Here is the secret of Lowell's critical method. However uncertain he might be about penetrating to ultimate principles, he was sure of the feelings which a poem aroused in him. His method in...
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SOURCE: Altick, Richard D. "Was Lowell an Historical Critic?" American Literature 14, no. 3 (November 1942): 250-59.
[In the following essay, Altick counters the usual claim that Lowell's critical theory lacks historical perspective.]
If," wrote James Russell Lowell in his essay on Milton, "Goethe was right in saying that every man was a citizen of his age as well as of his country, there can be no doubt that in order to understand the motives and conduct of the man we must first make ourselves intimate with the time in which he lived."1 The observation is one of many such made in the course of Lowell's critical writings. And the neglect with which his remarks in this vein have been treated accounts, it seems to me, for the persistent and erroneous idea that Lowell was virtually unaware of the importance of historical perspective in formulating a critical judgment.
This charge of historical ignorance occurs in nearly every one of the indictments which have been drawn up against Lowell as a critic. Dr. Joseph J. Reilly, the author of the most extended commentary on his criticism, wrote:
His Chaucer, his Shakespeare, his Dryden, and the rest leave the poets too far aloof from their times; or rather to Lowell their existence in literature and in history are things apart. … A knowledge of history would have...
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Criticism: Edgar Allan Poe
SOURCE: Foerster, Norman. "Poe." In American Criticism: A Study in Literary Theory from Poe to the Present, pp. 1-51. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1928.
[In the following excerpt, Foerster discusses Poe's critical writing, which Foerster claims was devoted to resisting provincialism of two types: excessive respect for the literature of Europe, and excessive devotion to the literature of America.]
With his usual critical acumen, Poe saw that a people's literature may be provincial in either of two opposite ways. At the beginning of his essay on Drake's overrated poem 'The Culprit Fay,' he wrote an analysis of the state of American criticism which to this day may be read with profit. First, there is the older type of provincialism: a servile respect for European opinion. 'That an American book could, by any possibility, be worthy perusal, was an idea by no means extensively prevalent in the land; and if we were induced to read at all the productions of our native writers, it was only after repeated assurances from England that such productions were not altogether contemptible.' This cringing form of provincialism, however, as Poe is careful to point out, is related with an important virtue—a due respect for what is really superior. It would be folly, he says, to place ourselves on a level with the mature nations of Europe, 'the earliest steps of whose children are...
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Criticism: Walt Whitman
SOURCE: Wellek, René. "American Criticism." In A History of Modern Criticism: 1750-1950, Vol. 4: The Later Nineteenth Century, pp. 191-200. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1965.
[In the following excerpt, Wellek explains Whitman's call for an American poetry that was intended for the masses and was free from the restraints of tradition in both its style and its content.]
Walt Whitman called for a poetry of the future, for a clean break with the past, for democratic poetry written for the masses about the masses, for poetry inspired by modern science and technological progress, for poetry freed from the shackles of rhyme and traditional meter, from any restrictions in subject matter and reticence about sex. At first Whitman was ridiculed and ostracized; but he won devoted disciples and, slowly, critical recognition, particularly in Europe. For a time he loomed almost as the founder of modern poetry, the inventor of free verse. His influence on Lindsay, Sandburg, and Hart Crane in America, on Dylan Thomas, Laforgue and Verhaeren, Arno Holz, and Mayakovsky in Europe (to cite only representative names) was highly important. Now the Whitmanians have mostly receded into limbo, ousted by a new race of poets for whom Baudelaire and Mallarmé might rather be claimed as the ancestors.
The impression created by Whitman's pronouncements of a...
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Further Reading
Asselineau, Roger M. "A Poet's Dilemma: Walt Whitman's Attitude to Literary History and Literary Criticism." In Literary History and Literary Criticism, edited by Leon Edel, pp. 50-61. New York: New York University Press, 1965.
Discusses the influence of Taine's History of English Literature on the development of Walt Whitman's critical thought.
Eliot, T. S. "Imperfect Critics." In The Sacred Wood: Essays on Poetry and Criticism, pp. 17-46. London: Methuen, 1920.
Contains a brief section on the American critics Paul More and Irving Babbitt.
Graff, Gerald. Professing Literature: An Institutional History. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1987, 315 p.
A history of American literary studies in colleges and universities from the late nineteenth century to the present, with an emphasis on the ongoing debate between scholars and literary critics.
Johnson, Maurice O. Walt Whitman as a Critic of Literature. Lincoln, Nebraska: n. p., 1938, 73 p.
Examines Whitman's background and his critical work on both English and American authors.
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Source: Nineteenth-Century Literary Criticism, ©2004 Gale Cengage. All Rights Reserved. Full copyright.


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2011-07-19 11:28
To add to chanchan05 's post.. its NOT normal for Nokia to announce for the upcoming updates..but in this case they have atleast informed the Users that SOMETHING is coming their way...
2011-07-19 11:55
thanx 4 ur reply....
2011-07-19 21:23
I like non-widgetized homescreen and i don't want widgets on my homescreen.Lot's of them are useless...(except clock, favorite contacts,agenda and shortcuts.but non-widgetized homescreen has all of them too) I guess it will be nice to see new browser.But just do not integrate Quick Office...It's so slow comparing with Smart Office...
I don't know why other people don't like symbian but i love it.Maybe it's slow sometimes but i just like it... I'm waiting for X6's new firmware, thanks Nokia !
2011-07-19 22:30
chanchan05 wrote:
Its S^3 phones. ALL S^3 has the homescreen widgets. Its not like they'd spend time trying to remove it, because they cant. Its already coded into the S^3 scripts.
On the other hand, S^1 phones like the S^3 dont naturally have the widgets written into their software code, the guys at the software just added it on top for the N97, N97mini and C6, which is why other S^1 phones dont have it. And if you would notice, the S^1 phones with widgets are less stable than those without.
Just to add that homescreen with widgets is a feature of symbian 2 . As Nokia decided to overcome symbian 2 as a whole platform instead they included this feature to some S^1 phones which is something like porting an app . thats why its less stable
2011-07-21 13:47
2011-07-21 15:28
3 weeks and you are complaining ??? .
S^3 users are waiting 4 months now and still haven't received the update .
With Nokia you have to learn what patience means
2011-07-21 17:31
For 5800XM it'll be on next friday
2011-07-21 20:32 - edited 2011-07-21 20:34
Which friday?-tomorrow or next week?
2011-07-21 20:34
BiggiN97 wrote:For 5800XM it'll be on next friday
how do you know that ? is it official ?
Do you know when its coming for 5530 ??
2011-07-22 16:56
for 5800XM 29.07.2011
5530: i don't kno
2011-07-22 17:29
thanks bro! +1
2011-07-25 10:49 - last edited on 2011-07-25 13:57 by iluvchucks26
Dear Nokia,
I will be highly obliged if you plz add these following features in Nokia X6 16gb model as mentioned below in your next coming major update:
1) Support for homescreen widgets.
2) Folder playlist in music player.
3) Homescreen rotation in landscape mode.
4) Qwerty keyboard (virtual) in portrait mode.
5) Add to favourites in contacts list.
6) Smart dialler.
7) mail notifications of 3+ mail accoiunts on homescreen.
8) Slide to unlock with big digital clock alongwith sms / missed call notifications.
Plz Nokia incorporate all these features in the next coming major update. Also can u plz tell us what is the date when you are going to launch the update for Nokia X6..
Waiting for a positive action from your side.....Fingers crossed..........
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2011-07-25 15:11
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2011-07-25 23:18
2011-07-26 12:54
Hey is the update for Nokia X6 available yet and my software version is 32.0.002 is this the latest one by far ????
2011-07-26 13:28
Why my nokia E5 dosent se the new 071.003 update an says that 042.014 is the newest, same withm my nnokia 5230 that dosent show update 050.x , and says that 042.x is the newest??
2011-07-27 2:48
BiggiN97 wrote:for 5800XM 29.07.2011
5530: i don't kno
How do you know? Can you please provide something offcial to proof this?
2011-07-27 12:56
do not believe in his schedule . he also posted that anna is coming in 27july but it didn't
2011-07-27 14:09


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Cellar/Tasting Notes Our best-selling entry level Bordeaux for over a decade, the chateau produces a Merlot-based wine, cherried, supple, fruit-intensive and marvelously enjoyable when young.
Cellar/Tasting Notes Deep red garnet color, black cherries on the nose. Well-structured wine with sweet meaty tannins. The wine had the heat and wildness of the Roussillon area.
Cellar/Tasting Notes This bordeaux blend, produced from the young vines of the chateau, is made like its older brother (Chateau Cantemerle) Les Allées de Cantemerle has the same personality as the grand vin, but a shorter ageing potential. As it ages more quickly, Les Allées de Cantemerle is generally ready..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "This excellent Bordeaux Bargain is owned by Gerard and Chantal Perse of Chateau Pavie and is a perennial overachiever."
Cellar/Tasting Notes This beautifully structured and supple wine is made from the "noble" varieties - Merlot (75%) and Cabernet Sauvignon (25%). Deep and dark ..
Cellar/Tasting Notes Expressive bouquet of dark fruit and roasted almonds with a hint of leather. In the mouth, fleshy, round and silky.
Cellar/Tasting Notes The style of the wine of Chateau Greysac is one of great aromatic finesse combined with good, full body. It is a lovely Medoc with plenty of flavor, sumptuous rich fruit and excellent complexity. Buy it by the case for luxury everyday-affordable enjoyment!


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