Q2: Critical Approaches Flashcards
This type of reading approach allows the readers to also see the text using other lenses such as literary criticisms or critical approaches.
intensive reading
enumerate the critical approaches
- feminism
- marxism
- moral/ethical
- historical/biographical
A belief that men and women should have equal rights.
feminism
types of feminism
- liberal or pragmatic
- radical
- cultural
Type of feminism that aims for a concrete change at an institutional or government level.
liberal or pragmatic feminism
This type of feminism Integrates women into power structure and equal access to positions men had traditional dominated.
liberal or pragmatic feminism
A type of feminism that employs non-hierarchical and antiauthoritarianism approaches to politics and religion.
radical feminism
A type of feminism that aims to eliminate male supremacy in all social and economic contexts.
radical feminism
A type of feminism that replaced the notion that men and women are intrinsically the same.
cultural feminism
A type of feminism that celebrate qualities associated with women.
cultural feminism
This critical approach in literature aims to find out how the literary work represents women, how it defines gender, and how a specific gender affects the way a person reads literature.
Feminism as a Literary theory
A belief that the social classes should be abolished because they create a force in the history and society.
marxism
It relates a literary product to the actual economic and social reality of its time and place.
marxism
Which literary theory/approach is used:
to find out how the literary work represents women
feminism
Which literary theory/approach is used:
to find out how a literary work defines gender
feminism
Which literary theory/approach is used:
To find out how a specific gender affects the way a person reads literature.
feminism
Which literary theory/approach is used:
It supports or criticizes political/economic structures in a place/context.
marxism
Which literary theory/approach is used:
To discovers the meaning of the literary piece through the message of lessons that can be learned from it.
moral/ethical approach
Which literary theory/approach is used:
to use literature to describe the competing socioeconomic interests that advance capitalistic interests such as money and power over socialist interests such as morality and justice.
marxism
Which literary theory/approach is used:
Pays attention to the moral or ethical issues and lessons of the literary text.
moral/ethical
Which literary theory/approach is used:
It sees the social significance of the text or a literary work. It pays attention to how hierarchy or classes affect the life of the characters and even present conflicts in the story.
marxism
Which literary theory/approach is used:
it focuses on the content rather than the form.
marxism
Which literary theory/approach is used:
To show how messages or lesson can affect not only the life of the characters but also the life of the readers before, while, and after reading the text.
moral/ethical
An approach that discovers the meaning of the literary work.
moral/ethical approach
It checks the truth and significance of the literary work.
moral/ethical approach
It determines whether a work conveys a lesson or message and whether it can help readers lead better lives and improve their understanding of the world.
moral/ethical approach
An approach that has been evolving.
historical/biographical approach
It sees literary work chiefly, if not exclusively, as a reflection of the author’s life and times of the characters in the work.
historical/biographical
True or False
Facts about the author’s experience can help a reader decide how to interpret a text.
True
Which literary theory/approach is used:
It uses the author’s context in interpreting the literary text.
historical/biographical
Which literary theory/approach is used:
It takes into account the historical incidents that the text may be portraying in the story.
historical/biographical
Which literary theory/approach is used:
It considers the fact that the text may be reflecting the society (the life and times) where the characters in the work live in.
historical/biographical
