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All about us flourishes the new illiteracy, the illiteracy of those who can read short words or words of hatred and tawdriness but cannot grasp the meaning of language when it is in a condition of beauty or of truth. ‘ I should like to believe,’ writes one of finest modern critics, ‘that there is a clear proof of the need, in our particular society a greater need than ever before, for both scholars and critics to do a particular job of work: the job of putting the audience into a responsive relation with the work of art: to do the job of intermediatory.’ Not to judge or to anamotize, but to mediate. | All about us flourishes the new illiteracy, the illiteracy of those who can read short words or words of hatred and tawdriness but cannot grasp the meaning of language when it is in a condition of beauty or of truth. ‘ I should like to believe,’ writes one of finest modern critics, ‘that there is a clear proof of the need, in our particular society a greater need than ever before, for both scholars and critics to do a particular job of work: the job of putting the audience into a responsive relation with the work of art: to do the job of intermediatory.’ Not to judge or to anamotize, but to mediate. | ||
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