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Irving babbitt and the standards of aesthetic judgment

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  1. LAC, 186. The preceding symbol refers to Babbit'sLiterature and the American College (Boston, 1908). In subsequent references the following pairs of symbols and titles will be used: DELDemocracy and Leadership (Boston, 1924); MFCMasters of Modern French Criticism (Boston, 1912); NEKThe New Laokoon (Boston, 1910); OBCOn Being Creative (Boston, 1932); RRRousseau and Romanticism (Boston, 1919).

  2. In the original French this passage would make an ideal supplement to the chapter on genres of the recently-published volume on eighteenthcentury verse sponsored by the International Comparative Literature Association.

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Aldridge, A.O. Irving babbitt and the standards of aesthetic judgment. Neohelicon 14, 23–32 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02094668

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