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Our most revered critic returns to his signature theme 'Literary criticism, as I attempt to practice it,' writes Harold Bloom in The Anatomy of Influence, 'is in the first place literary, that is to say, personal and passionate.'For more than half a century, Bloom has shared his profound knowledge
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