What is C. L. R. James noted for as a literary critic?
Autodidactism and his occasional playwriting and fiction
Strict interpretation of literary texts
Creating his own literary genre
Focus on literary romanticism
Answer
Autodidactism, characterized by his self-education and intellectual curiosity, stands as a hallmark of C. L. R. James' contributions as a literary critic. Additionally, his versatile literary endeavors extended beyond criticism, encompassing occasional playwriting and fiction writing, further enriching his multifaceted literary legacy.
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