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    Exam 5: Criticism and Philosophy - Fr Leavis
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    The Critic's Aim Is, First, to Realize as Sensitively and Completely
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The Critic's Aim Is, First, to Realize as Sensitively and Completely

Question 21

Question 21

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The critic's aim is, first, to realize as sensitively and completely as possible this or that which claims his


A) Imagination
B) Attention
C) Thoughts
D) Enthusiasm

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