Who among the following belong to the Chicago School of critics?
- A. R. S. Crane
- B. E. M. W. Tillyard
- C. Elder Olson
- D. Allen Tate
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Correct answer: A. A and C only
Explanation
The neo-Aristotelian Chicago critics (Critics and Criticism, 1952) were Crane, Olson, Richard McKeon and later Wayne Booth. Tillyard was a Cambridge historicist, and Tate a New Critic.
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