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Frank Raymond Leavis CH (July 14, 1895 - April 14, 1978) was an influential British literary critic of the early-to-mid-twentieth century. He taught for much of his career at Downing College, Cambridge.

One of the most influential figures in twentieth-century English literary criticism, Leavis introduced a "seriousness" into English studies. He insisted that evaluation was the principal concern of criticism, and that it must ensure that English literature should be a living reality operating as an informing spirit in society, and that criticism should involve the shaping of contemporary sensibility.

Indeed, if he were to be included, he would cut, at best, an unusual figure.

Indeed, if he were to be included, he would cut, at best, an unusual figure.

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Template) F. R. LeavisBorn July 14, Deceased April 14, (Almaé materEmmanuel College, CambridgeEmployerDowning CollegeEmmanuel College Esposo (s).

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This document discusses the relationship between F. R. Leavis's views on language and literature and philosophy.

This proved to be a contentious issue in the critical world, as Leavis refused to separate art from life, or the aesthetic or formal from the moral. He insisted that the great novelist’s preoccupation with form was a matter of responsibility towards a rich moral interest, and that works of art with a limited formal concern would always be of lesser quality.

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