________ _________ focuses on the roles, positions, and influences of women within literary texts.

Types of Literary Criticism include: (Tick all 3 possible answers)

Types of Literary Criticism include: (Tick all 3 possible answers)

What type of criticism focuses mainly on your own reaction to the text?

In the fairytale Snow White, a prince is needed in order to wake up Snow White by giving her a “true love’s kiss”. This is demonstrating that women need, and have to rely on men to survive, when in reality women have every capability of surviving on their own.

He is the proponent of Marxist criticism which literary works are viewed as the product of work and whose practitioners emphasize the role of class and ideology as they reflect, propagate, and even challenge the prevailing social order.

It investigates the social, cultural, and intellectual context that produced it. This investigation includes the author's biography and the social milieu.

Determine the critical approached use in this example:

Think of "Twinkle Twinkle" as an example. The reader would notice the repetition of the word twinkle and consider connotation and denotation of the word. It would notice the first person speaker of the poem. He would note the use of simile in the 4th line (like a diamond in the sky). He would note the refrain of the first two lines in lines 5 and 6, and he would mark the meter and the rhyme scheme. Once the poem was literally dissected, then the reader can consider how those elements work together to create the meaning of the poem as a whole.

Determine the critical approached used in the example:

It is sometimes called lenses, which are different perspectives we can consider when looking at a piece of several pieces of literature.

Determine the critical approach use in the graphic organizer:

Determine the critical approach use in the example:

Determine the perception of the critic in the example:

The following are feminist EXCEPT _________.

It focuses on the act of reading and how it affects our perception of meaning in a text lies with how the reader responds to it.

Psychological Criticism is based on the work of _____________.

________ emphasizes the form of a literary work to determine its meaning, focusing on literary elements and how they work to create meaning.

He is the proponent of Marxist criticism which literary works are viewed as product of work and whose practitioners emphasize the role of class and ideology as they reflect, propagate, and even challenge the prevailing social order.

It argues that every literary work is a product of its time and its world.

It argues that we must take an author’s life and background into account when we study a text.

It is concerned with the role, position, and influence of women in a literary text.

Some sociological criticisms can be extracted from: (tick all 2 possible answers)

In the fairy tale Snow White, a prince is needed in order to wake up Snow White by giving her a “true love’s kiss”. This is demonstrating that women need, and have to rely on men to survive, when in reality women have every capability of surviving on their own.

It is sometimes called lenses, which are different perspectives we can consider when looking at a piece of several pieces of literature.

This tries to balance the power of men and women in literature through writing books on women's empowerment.

This asks the question when was the work written?

The life of the writer is reflected in the work.

It focuses on the work itself.

This approach centers on the value of the society and how the values are reflected in the literary work.

This answers the question of what is your interpretation of the literary work?

Which of the approaches to literary criticism asks and enables the reader to examine, explain and defend his personal reaction about a literary piece?

In this book, each sibling rebels and forges her own path forward while dealing with 19th century gender norms. - The criticism made use of the _________________ approach.

The author, Victor Hugo clearly re-creates the teeming Paris of the late Middle Ages, with its sharp roofs and narrow, muddy streets, as well as the people, customs, and pageantry of fifteenth century France. The cathedral inspired Hugo to write the novel and encouraged his life long passion for Gothic art and architecture. What approach was used in the previous statements?

Robert Frost's "The Road not Taken" is consist of four cinquain, and has a rhyme scheme. - Which approach was utilized to evaluate poem?

Literary criticism is an opinion supported by evidence.

In critiquing a literary piece, we compare, interpret, analyze and revise.

Literary pieces can be oral or written.

The author is the only one who really knows the meaning of his literary work.

5. In the film "Inside Out", I have learned that crying helps me slow down and obsess over the weight of life’s problems. - This is a statement that shows how the reader applied the _______________ approach in appreciating the literary work.

The Platform gives viewers a glimpse at what life looks like in a dystopian futuristic prison. Theirs is composed of vertically stacked cells, where inmates live in a somewhat real-life food chain. Each day at mealtime, food descends from above, feeding the upper tiers first and leaving those below them with only the scraps from above. - This can be analyzed through ______________ approach.

This critical approach in writing states that "meaning" arises as the reader experiences the text.

Which of the following activity is NOT a question in doing the reader-response approach?

It focuses on the structural purposes of a text/work. It is the study of a text/work without considering any outside influence.

Identify the critical approach used in the given question/ point.

Who is narrating or telling what happens in the story?

Identify the critical approach used in the given question/ point.

How do character, plot, and setting develop in the story?

This critical approach presents women as subjects of sociopolitical, psychological, and economic oppression.

Identify the critical approach used in the given question/ point.

What are the attitudes toward women held by the male characters?

Identify the critical approach used in the given question/ point.

How do female characters perceive themselves in the text?

It concerned with issues of class conflict wealth, work, and and the various ideologies that surround these things.

It critiques the economic structure behind all social conditions and historical changes in the work.

Identify the critical approach used in the given question/ point.

How do issues of social and economic status affect the characters and events in the work?

Identify the critical approach used in the given question/ point.

How do the writer reflect his interest in the poem?

This critical approach argues that a text doesn't really exist in a meaningful way until a reader comes along.

Identify the critical approach used in the given question/ point.

What is your interpretation of the poem?

It emphasizes the roles, positions, and influence of women within a literary text.

Formalist criticism is talking about ...

This approach reflects the effect that modern

psychology has had upon both literature and literary criticism. It's called ...

This approach "begins with the simple but central insight that literature is

written by actual people and that understanding an author's life can help readers more thoroughly

comprehend the work."

According to you, Is it the same theory between Gender Criticism and Feminist Criticism?

This approach "examines literature in the 

     the cultural, economic, and political context in which it is written or

     received," exploring the relationships between the artist and society.

Mythological Criticism is talking about ...

This approach "rejects the traditional 

     assumption that language can accurately represent reality."

This approach takes as a fundamental tenet that

     "literature" exists not as an artifact upon a printed page but as a

     transaction between the physical text and the mind of a reader.

A key goal for historical critics is to understand the effect of

     a literary work upon its original readers. Is this definition talking about reader response criticism?

Marxist criticism "can illuminate political and economic

dimensions of literature other approaches overlook." Is this statement talking about sociological criticism?

______ tend to give us answers to these questions; what do we read, why do we read, and how do we read?

It focuses on economic, political, and cultural issues within a literary text.

It emphasizes the form of a literary work to determine its meaning, focusing on literary elements and how they work to create meaning.

It emphasizes the importance of the author’s life and background into account when analyzing a text.

_______focuses on the roles, positions, and influences of women within literary texts.

This critical approach in writing states that "meaning" arises as the reader experiences the text.

Which of the following activity is NOT a question in doing the reader-response approach?

It focuses on the structural purposes of a text/work. It is the study of a text/work without considering any outside influence.

Identify the critical approach used in the given question/ point.

Who is narrating or telling what happens in the story?

Identify the critical approach used in the given question/ point.

How do character, plot, and setting develop in the story?

This critical approach presents women as subjects of sociopolitical, psychological, and economic oppression.

Identify the critical approach used in the given question/ point.

What are the attitudes toward women held by the male characters?

Identify the critical approach used in the given question/ point.

How do female characters perceive themselves in the text?

It concerned with issues of class conflict wealth, work, and and the various ideologies that surround these things.

It critiques the economic structure behind all social conditions and historical changes in the work.

Identify the critical approach used in the given question/ point.

How do issues of social and economic status affect the characters and events in the work?

Identify the critical approach used in the given question/ point.

How do the writer reflect his interest in the poem?

This critical approach argues that a text doesn't really exist in a meaningful way until a reader comes along.

Identify the critical approach used in the given question/ point.

What is your interpretation of the poem?

It emphasizes the roles, positions, and influence of women within a literary text.