Title: Only experts need apply. . .
Product review: "Literary Theory" was one of the least useful books I've read in my career as a literature student. What poses as a general reader on theory studies instead gives Eagleton a forum for glorifying an academic elite. His eagalitarian stance aims to keep the "common folk" out of the white tower of academia. He is condescending and unwelcoming from the first chapter on, destroying any chance of engaging his LITERARY ideas. A sad waste of a potentially hepful book.
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
