Residential Spaces and Experience in Modern Literature: Three Methods in Literary Criticism

Residential spaces and experience in modern literature constitute the possibility of subject, style, narration and cultural connotations in literature. Literary critics can create three effective methods of criticism by discussing theories of Engels, Lefebvre, Foucault, Baudrillard and Bachelard in dimensions of culture, symbol and group psychology. With these resources, ideas and theories, literary critics can re-evaluate the literature texts related to residential spaces and experience in history of modern literature.