April 2009
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The critic as partisan:
William Hazlitt's radical imagination
Terry Eagleton is the author of Reason, Faith, and Revolution, which will be published in April by Yale University Press.
Discussed in this essay:
William Hazlitt: The First Modern Man, by Duncan Wu. Oxford University Press. 557 pages. $45.
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| SEE ALSO: Biography; Wu, Duncan; Pictorial works; Hazlitt, William; William Hazlitt: the first modern man (Book) | |||||
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