International Glossary of Literary Theory, Metacritical Analysis, and Textual Hermeneutics

• Anticriticism — A doctrinal current or theoretical manifestation identical to metacriticism; a set of arguments, essays, or philosophical stances through which writers and artists challenge the validity, authority, and hermeneutic methods of institutionalized academic criticism. This neologism, borrowed from the Anglo-Saxon cultural sphere, theorizes the independence of the creative act against restrictive analyses.
• Arcadian — An inhabitant of the historical Greek region of Arcadia. As an adjective, it represents a neologistic variant (influenced by the English word 'arcadian') for 'arcadic'; relating to or characteristic of Arcadia, distinguished by rustic simplicity, pastoral harmony, innocence, and an idyllic beauty untouched by the vices of urban civilization.