Quarter 3 – Module 4: Critique a Literary Selection Using

______________the analysis of the clash of opposing social classes in society, namely; the ruling class (bourgeoisie) and the working class (proletariat) as it shaped the events that transpired in the story.

• Marxist criticism

• Historical criticism

• Moral-Philosophical

• Feminist criticism

_________________is placed at the center because it deals primarily with the text and not with any of the outside considerations such as author, the real world, audience, or other literature.

• Historical criticism

• Reader-response criticism

• Feminist criticism

• Formalist criticism

________________ it is concerned with how the work is viewed by the audience. In this approach, the reader creates meaning, not the author or the work.

• Moral-Philosophical

• Reader-response criticism

• Marxist criticism

• Formalist criticism

_______________ concerns with the woman’s role in society as portrayed through texts. It typically analyzes the plight of woman as depicted in the story. Generally, it criticizes the notion of woman as a construct through literature.

• Moral-Philosophical

• Reader-response criticism

• Feminist criticism

• Formalist criticism

________________ relies heavily on the author and his world. In the historical view, it is important to understand the author and his world in order to understand his intent and to make sense of his work.

• Feminist criticism

• Historical criticism

• Moral-Philosophical

• Formalist criticism

In this approach treatment of underlying or overarching issue concerning human experience

This seeks to interpret the work of literature through understanding the time and culture in which the work was written.

This approach includes power struggles of characters.

This approach deals with gender relationships of characters.

This approach analyzes the symbolic fictions that arise from the inner thoughts and subconscious of the characters or the writers and attempts to explain them in a rational manner.