The Necessary Unity of Opposites
Northrop Frye''s thinking is characterized by its broad range of interests, including the poetry of William Blake, literary theory, the function of the university, Cold War politics, and Scripture. In The Necessary Unity of Opposites, Brian Russell Graham contends that it was the method of Frye''s thinking - his dialectic ability to see opposing concepts as a unity rather than a dichotomy - that a...
Northrop Frye''s thinking is characterized by its broad range of interests, including the poetry of William Blake, literary theory, the function of the university, Cold War politics, and Scripture. In The Necessary Unity of Opposites, Brian Russell Graham contends that it was the method of Frye''s thinking - his dialectic ability to see opposing concepts as a unity rather than a dichotomy - that a...
