Daniel Mendelsohn parla del mestiere di critico e recensore, "In all the years I read these writers, as I went through high school and
then college and grad school, it never occurred to me that they were
trying to persuade me to actually see this or that performance, buy this
or that volume, or take in this or that movie; nor did I imagine that I
was being bullied or condescended to, or that I wasn’t allowed to
disagree with them. I thought of these writers above all as teachers,
and like all good teachers they taught by example; the example that they
set, week after week, was to recreate on the page the drama of how they
had arrived at their judgments. (The word critic, as I learned much later, comes from the Greek word for “judge.”). newyorker.
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