What are some famous sayings about being brave enough to accept criticism?

1. Criticism is a science. Criticism is the science of revealing the beauty and shortcomings of literary and artistic works. It is based on a thorough understanding of the rules followed by artists or writers in their works, in-depth study of exemplary works and active observation of prominent contemporary phenomena. ——Pushkin

2. Criticism is the art by which a critic shares the reputation of an artist. ——Jo Joan Nathan

3. The contribution of critics is as great as that of creative artists. ——Paul Elmer More

4. The critic is only a secretary to the public, but a secretary who does not have to wait to record dictations, a secretary who prophesies, a secretary who decides affairs, who speaks every morning Everyone's favorite secretary. ——Saint-Beuve

5. Literary criticism is also considered an integral part of literature because it formulates guidelines that limit literature within its own scope. ——Prem Chand

6. The creation of excellent literature relies on very serious criticism. ——Prem Chand

7. Criticism is the guidepost on the journey of human soul. - Blanche

8. People look for all mysteries in the sieve of criticism. ——Swinburne

9. The task of criticism is to identify pearls from a large number of fakes. Don’t let readers, listeners and viewers appreciate those short-lived fakes, but distinguish the eternal and true art. Introduce the product to them. ——V. V. Worovsky

10. Where there is no love for art, there is no criticism. ——Pushkin

11. It is easy to criticize but difficult to create. ——Detouche

12. It is much more difficult to do something well than to criticize it. ——Ben Disraeli

13. The critic’s watch is always five minutes ahead of others. ——Saint-Beuve

14. A writer should not start writing unless he is determined to suffer the fire of critics, just as a person who goes out should not expect that he will never be in trouble. ——Balzac

15. The so-called critic is a person who thinks about other people’s thoughts. ——Sartre

16. A true critic is a person who is accustomed to being a teacher, but is also open-minded and never tires of learning. ——Pope

17. In literary criticism, the critic should be the author's competitor, not a malicious opponent. This is the noblest thing. ——Ben Disraeli

18. The artist is a suspect. Anyone can torture him, arrest him and drag him before a judge. All his words and all his works may be used as evidence against him. ——Sartre

19. Comment, this is a life sentence. ——He Lagon

20. Critics are people who anticipate miracles. ——Haneke

21. Critics comment on works without knowing that they are being commented on by works. ——Jean Coque

22. Criticism - This means to explore and show in individual phenomena the general spiritual laws according to which the phenomena appear, and to determine the individual phenomena and its To what extent is there a vivid and organic relationship between ideals. ——Belinsky

23. Encouragement and praise turn idiots into geniuses, while criticism and abuse turn geniuses into idiots. ——Anonymous

24. The easiest thing in the world to destroy a person’s ambition is criticism from his boss. I never criticize anyone, I only inspire people. I am eager to praise and late to criticize.

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