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[Radical Empiricists] will prove useful both for those interested in the literary production of the modernist period, and for those interested in the kinds of intellectual and social practices we engage in when we write about the meaning of other peoples words. William Ghosh, Review of English Studies This book is a stimulating history of criticism with an innovative focus on the style of critical prose, and will be of great interest to scholars interested specifically in the history of criticism in the early twentieth century. Forum for Modern Language Studies

[Radical Empiricists] will prove useful both for those interested in the literary production of the modernist period, and for those interested in the kinds of intellectual and social practices we engage in when we write about the meaning of other peoples words. William Ghosh, Review of English Studies

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Helen Thaventhiran studied for her BA and PhD in Cambridge (at Trinity Hall and King's respectively), and for an MSt. in twentieth-century literature at New College, Oxford. From 2009-2013, she held a Junior Research Fellowship at Christ's College, Cambridge. She is currently a fellow of Robinson College, where she is Director of Studies for English, and an affiliated lecturer of the Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. She has also taught English in Bosnia and China. Helen's research interests include prose, philosophy of language, criticism, intellectual history and modernism.

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