The interview with the director of "New York Review of Books is a pretext for questioning about the usefulness of literary criticism. Far from being an end in itself, or dependent upon purely economic considerations related to the major publishers, literary criticism proves to have high aspiration, political, if not philosophical.
The debate also concerns the relevance of traditional literary criticism, on the web when the books were summarily assessed in stars and anyone can stamp out a classic. It 's also true that the reader noticed, grew up in sound literary criticism, distinguish between his review of Alberto Asor and those published by IBS. For this is perhaps a bit 'too pessimistic are those who believe that " comments copyright not need."
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