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The ancient times, Aristotle and Plato are the Philosophers that studied ethics, Science, and politics.
This began the formation of the term poetry as a man, and poetry as a myriad of expressions of people. This era aroused that poetry has a tremendous power over the people because they can be used politically.

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Different ideas from Plato's literary criticism.
there is no parallel to Aristotle's Idea of Originality.

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The Art of Poetry
Aristotle's extension or emphasis on the decorum or internal propriety of each genre.

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In the 18th century, "On the Sublime" by the Roman-Greek known as "Longinus" was becoming influential for a contrary reason.

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This era is is also called The Christian middle age, where the imminent power of the church is spreading in different lands and spilling blood to those who will not accept the religion. This led to destroying critical texts that does not support their beliefs.

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Pre-Christian works and the old testament  

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Pre-Christian works and the old testament  

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Moreover, in the Medieval period, encyclopaedists and textual commentators proposed the Christian content of the Pre-Christian works and the old testament

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In the 1490 and 1603 is the era of the golden age.
Aristotle was once again the most imposing presence behind literary theory, because his ideas are being reconsidered or revived.

Critics looked for ancient poems and plays for insight into the prominent laws of art.

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This era connotes narrower attitudes that are once literary and social, 

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In 1817- England, Samuel Taylor Coleridge wrote Biographia Literaria that embraced the whole complex of romantic doctrines from Germany.

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The romantic movement has been spurred not only by German Philosophy but also by the universal, and utopian hopes that accompanied the French revolution.

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Primitivism and medievalism awakened the interest on neglected early texts.
Scientific positivism encourage a scrupulous regard for facts.

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In this era, objective research and has continued to guide Anglo-American literary scholarship and criticism that prompted the work of unprecedented accuracy because of the different researches and foundational information that can be traced back from the past; these created different studies.
literary contributions has be drawn from anthropology, linguistics, philosophy, and psychoanalysis.
More ethically committed criticism have repeatedly been made, from the New Humanism of Paul Elmer More and Irving Babbitt in the U.S in the 1920's through the moralizing criticism of the Cambridge don F.R Leavis and the American poet Yvor Winters to the most recent demands for relevance