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Question 1

new criticism

Answer 1

an autonomous object united in terms of from and meaning

features - front paradox and complexity

• has a single valid interpretation

Question 2

psychoanalytic

Answer 2

• peoples behaviour is affected by their unconscious
• unconscious was influenced by childhood events
• our desires and our conscious
• super ego

Question 3

marxist

Answer 3

reflects the material forces operative at a specific time and promotes or impedes progress towards social utopia

• compares the bougies to the proletariat and how high class people treat lower class people

Question 4

reader response

Answer 4

• audience responses
• concerned with what the reader thinks
• takes own personal experience into a text

Question 5

existentialism

Answer 5

movement in philosophy and literature that emphasize individual existences freedom and choice
- based on the view that humans define their one meaning in life and try to make rational decisions

Question 6

post modernism

Answer 6

• there is no objective reality / truth and that human nature is socially determined
• usually ironic formal and social political content

Question 7

archetype/ mythic

Question 8

literary criticism

Answer 8

refers to the act of interpreting and studying literature and helps us develop empathy for through the lenses

• Helps us to analyze, deconstruct, interpret and evaluate

Question 9

Literary theory

Answer 9

refers to a particular form of literary criticism in which particular academic, scientific or philosophical approaches are followed while analyzing literary texts