Literary critics

Japanese writer, literary critic and poet

Lithuanian teacher, literary critic, translator; elder brother of the poet, prose writer, translator Antanas Miskinis.

English writer

American poet, critic, editor.

Austrian writer, critic, brilliant essayist.

Lithuanian Soviet poet, critic, literary critic and public figure.

English intellectual, literary critic and writer

Dutch writer, journalist, literary critic, translator.

English poet, philosopher, literary critic.

Irish poet, playwright, critic, Nobel Prize in Literature, 1923

American journalist, writer, poet, literary critic

Literary critic, essayist.

Danish literary critic

English priest, poet and critic.

American critic and poet

Literature critic, poet

English poet, critic and educator

Well-known critic in the 60s of the XIX century

Uzbek poet, playwright, literary critic

Japanese writer and literary critic

American literary critic

British poet and literary critic

Bulgarian literary critic and journalist.

English critic and essayist

Italian poet, critic and political figure.

Latvian poet, translator and literary critic.

Polish writer and critic.

Danish critic

English critic.

A prominent Japanese literary and cultural critic.

American poet, literary critic, essayist

German writer.

French poet and critic.

Outstanding Japanese writer

American literary critic

Soviet and Kazakh critic and literary critic

French literary critic.

Ukrainian literary scholar, critic, prose writer and public figure.

Bulgarian philologist, literary critic.

French theatre-goer, literary scholar, critic.

Jewish poet and literary critic. Wrote in Yiddish.

Literary critic.

American writer

American literary critic and Marxist theorist

Venezuelan writer, critic, essayist

American-German translator, literary critic

Armenian literary critic, publicist