The Literary Discipline is a collection of essays on literary criticism by John Erskine, written in the early 20th century. It examines the principles and responsibilities of literature as an art form, addressing themes such as decency, originality, and the interpretation of human experience. Erskine references both classical and contemporary literary figures to articulate his views, advocating for literature as a reflective art that shapes society. This work is notable for its exploration of the ethical dimensions of writing and its impact on culture.
