Critique Writing (Curie)

 It is a genre of academic writing that briefly summarizes and critically evaluates a work or concept.

• Critique Writing

• Analysis

• Reaction Paper

An approach that looks into the roles of men in society and how men are frequently trapped in the ideology of the "man box"

• Gender Studies

• Masculine Theory

• Sociocultural Context

It is an approach to diagnosing political and social problems in terms of the struggles between members of different socio-economic classes.

• Historicism

• Marxism

• New Historicism

It is an approach that presents the idea that to understand the text is through text itself.

• Reader Response

• Linguistic Context

• Formalism

It is an approach to criticism that examines the role and representation of women in a piece of work.

• Feminism

• Gender Studies

• Reader Response

An approach under the sociocultural context that examines the historical event that influenced the artist in doing his work.

• New Historicism

• Historicism

• New Criticism

In this approach, knowing the author’s personal experiences, struggles, and successes in life, can help the critic better understand the text.

• New Historicism

• Historicism

• Biographical Criticism

This approach in critic writing asks the question, "What social atmosphere is present in the literary piece that reflects the author's milieu and cultural context during its production?"

• New Historicism

• Historicism

• Biographical Criticism

Critique writing helps to develop knowledge and understanding of the work's purpose, intended audience, development of argument, and structure of evidence or creative style, its strength and weaknesses is also recognized.

• True

• False

Critique writing allows writers to be bias in evaluating one's work.

• True

• False