literary critic

“Art exists so that one may recover the sensation of life,” as literary critic Viktor Shklovsky said.

Yes, there are more pressing topics than a dead literary critic.

It took two unlikely people to revive it half century later: Gertrude Stein and the literary critic Edmund Wilson.

Shklovsky, a literary critic who co-founded the Russian Formalist movement, was hopelessly in love with the writer Elsa Triolet.

Henry Louis Gates, Jr. is a literary critic, educator, scholar, writer, editor and public intellectual.

The Arthurian problem is one which appeals not only to the literary critic but also to the historian.

Are you the literary critic of that well-known journal, or do you manage the political column?

As a literary critic Mr. Arnold had at one time a great vogue.

As a literary critic of Homer our author is most interesting even in his errors.

England had known him first as a poet, then as a literary critic.