Among the functions of literature described in the first essay are those of nourishing the imagination and keeping the language alive and the channels of communication open. The criticism contained in the essays that follow admirably exemplifies these concerns. Whether writing on the world of William Faulkner and the literature of the American South, or on subjects more familiar to the British reader-Joyce, Auden, and T.S. Eliot, for example-Professor Brooks keeps the methods of communication marvelously unblocked. It is criticism of the rarest kind-alert, imaginative and wholly invigorating.
This book will be a beneficial read for students and researchers of English literature, particularly of literary criticism.
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