Art principles in literature

About this book

In the early 20th century, as artistic movements began to challenge traditional norms, "Art Principles in Literature" by Francis P. Donnelly emerges as a pivotal scholarly work. This text meticulously examines the intersection of art and literature, drawing on classical aesthetics, particularly Aristotle's insights, to illuminate the foundational principles that govern literary expression. Donnelly's analysis not only critiques contemporary literary forms but also emphasizes the enduring significance of artistic integrity and beauty in storytelling. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this study invites readers to engage deeply with the aesthetic dimensions of literature, fostering a richer understanding of its role in society. Discover how art principles shape narrative and influence cultural discourse in this essential exploration.