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| | Warren and Criticism |
 | | Writing independently, Warren never came up with anything like "the heresy of paraphrase," "the core of meaning and the tissue of irrelevance," "the intentional fallacy," or "tension in poetry"; he contrived none of the doctrines that, glibly recited, seems to characterize the New Critical movement. |
| | For, as Warren observes, even naive readers of fction, identifying with heroes and grieving at their deaths, play the double game—although such readers are probably unaware that identification and grief are separate activities. |
| | Warren has exhibited it to be, first, reading which is undertaken for the sake of interpretation and judgment. |
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