The Johns Hopkins Guide to Literary Theory and Criticism. [Duke Database] has entries for the following schools of literary criticism:
Aesthetics
African American Theory and Criticism
Harlem Renaissance to the Black Arts Movement
1977 to 1990
1990 and After
African Theory and Criticism
American Theory and Criticism
Nineteenth Century
1900 to 1970
1970 and After
Anthropological Theory and Criticism
Arabic Theory and Criticism
Archetypal Theory and Criticism
Art Theory
Australian Theory and Criticism
Biblical Theory and Criticism
Midrash and Medieval Commentary
Modern Criticism
Bloomsbury Group
British Theory and Criticism
Early Eighteenth Century
Late Eighteenth Century
Romantic Period and Early Nineteenth Century
Mid- and Late Nineteenth Century
1900 and After
Cambridge Ritualists
Canadian Theory and Criticism
English
French
Caribbean Theory and Criticism
Chicago Critics
Chinese Theory and Criticism
Premodern Theories of Poetry
Premodern Theories of Fiction and Drama
Twentieth Century
Classical Theory and Criticism
Greek
Rhetoric
Cultural Studies
United Kingdom
United States
Australia
Deconstruction
Derrida, de Man, and the Yale Critics
The 1980s and After
Discourse
Discourse Analysis
Discourse Theory
Drama Theory
Ecocriticism
Ethics
Feminist Theory and Criticism
From Movement Critique to Discourse Analysis
Anglo-American Feminisms
Poststructuralist Feminisms
Materialist Feminisms
1990 and After
Fiction Theory and Criticism
Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century British
Nineteenth-Century British and American
Early Twentieth-Century British and American
Film Theory and Criticism
Classic Topics and Later Developments
May 1968 and Beyond
Frankfurt School
French Theory and Criticism
Seventeenth Century
Eighteenth Century
Nineteenth Century
Early Twentieth Century
1945 to 1968
1968 and After
Gay Theory and Criticism
Gay Male
Lesbian
Queer Theory
Gender Theory and Criticism
Genetic Criticism
Geneva School
German Theory and Criticism
Sturm und Drang/Weimar Classicism
Romanticism
Nineteenth Century
Twentieth Century to 1968
1968 and After
Globalization
Hermeneutics
Nineteenth Century
Twentieth Century
Historical Theory and Criticism
History of Ideas
Hypertext Theory and Criticism
Indian Theory and Criticism
Irish Theory and Criticism
Italian Theory and Criticism
Romanticism
Twentieth Century
Japanese Theory and Criticism
From the Eighth through the Twentieth Century
1990 and After
Latin American Theory and Criticism
Origins to 1970
1970 and After
Law and Literature
Linguistics and Language
Marxist Theory and Criticism
Classical Marxism
Structuralist Marxism
1989 and After
Medieval Theory and Criticism
Modernist Theory and Criticism
Moscow-Tartu School
Multiculturalism
Myth Theory and Criticism
Narratology
Native Theory and Criticism
United States
Canada
New Criticism
New Historicism
New Humanism
New York Intellectuals
Orality and Literacy
Performance Studies
Phenomenology
Philology
Postcolonial Cultural Studies
Origins to the 1980s
1990 and After
Postmodernism
Practical Criticism
Prague School Structuralism
Psychoanalytic Theory and Criticism
Traditional Freudian Criticism
Reconceptualizing Freud
The Post-Lacanians
Race and Ethnicity
Reader-Response Theory and Criticism
Reception Theory
Renaissance Theory and Criticism
Rhetoric
Russian Formalism
Russian Theory and Criticism: Nineteenth Century
Said, Edward W.
Sainte-Beuveian
Semiotics
Spanish Theory and Criticism
Structuralism
Stylistics
Textual Criticism
Translation Theory
Visual Culture