The Philosophy of Literary Form
Kenneth Burke’s The Philosophy of Literary Form explores literature through a philosophical and critical lens. Centered on the study of form, interpretation, and literary thought, it offers readers an intellectually focused work for examining how written works can be understood and analyzed.
About This Book
The Philosophy of Literary Form is a work by Kenneth Burke focused on the relationship between philosophical thought and literary form.
Its subject is literary criticism, with attention to the ways literature may be examined through concepts, structures, and interpretive methods.
The book will interest readers studying literature, rhetoric, language, and the intellectual foundations of critical analysis.
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