Feminist Approach (Pre-Test/Post-Test)

Feminist Approach is

• Focuses on female representation in literature, paying attention to female point of view, concerns, and values.

• a social, political, and economic philosophy that analyzes how economic factors shape human behavior and society.

• a critical approach in which the text under discussion is considered primarily as a structure of words

• an approach that explains its objects in terms of their connections and relations of dependency or of reciprocal determination

How do you use feminist approach in analyzing a literary text?

• Analyzes the structure, grammar, and vocabulary used.

• Examining the portrayal of the characters, both female and male.

• Investigates the language of the text, the attitude of the author, and the relationship between the characters.

• analyzes how economic factors shape human behavior and society.

Which among the 4 is one of the basic methods of feminist literary criticism?

• Identifying and examining the way female characters are defined, critics challenge the male-centered outlook of authors.

• Identifying the underlying structure.

• Idntifying the socioeconomic issue.

• Uses description, narration, exposition, and argument.

This is a movie that we can use in creating a literary critique that uses feminism approach.

• Squid Game

• Moana

• Spiderman: No Way Home

• Titanic

The short story entitled, "The Yellow Wallpaper" can have a literary critique using feminism approach. Is this true or not? Why?

• Yes, because it focuses on discriminating women.

• Yes, because it undermine the economic, political, social, and psychological oppression of women.

• No, because it focuses on its structure.

• No, because it presents socioeconomic issue.

The story portrays the plight of women subjected to oppressive societal norms and patriarchal control. The protagonist’s mental deterioration symbolizes the consequences of silencing women and denying them agency over their lives and decisions.

• Feminist Approach

• Not a Feminist Approach

This novel critiques the restrictive roles of women in 19th-century society, with Elizabeth Bennet’s independence and assertiveness highlighting the possibility of challenging social expectations surrounding marriage and gender roles.

• Feminist Approach

• Not a Feminist Approach

This novel critiques the restrictive roles of women in 19th-century society, with Elizabeth Bennet’s independence and assertiveness highlighting the possibility of challenging social expectations surrounding marriage and gender roles.

• Feminist Approach

• Not a Feminist Approach

This novel critiques the restrictive roles of women in 19th-century society, with Elizabeth Bennet’s independence and assertiveness highlighting the possibility of challenging social expectations surrounding marriage and gender roles.

• Feminist Approach

• Not a Feminist Approach

Through its depiction of poverty and revolution, the novel examines the struggles of the lower classes and the moral responsibility of society to uplift the oppressed.

• Feminist Approach

• Not a Feminist Approach