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in depth evaluation of a story, novel, film or other reading/viewing materials

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critique

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main message conveyed by the story

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theme

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three main parts of critical essay

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introduction body conclusion

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– term often used interchangeably with the word critique

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review

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writer of the Two Brothers

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leo Tolstoy

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opposition of characters or forces that gives rise to the dramatic action in the story

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conflicts

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Evaluation, Analysis, Description or Interpretation of literary works

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literary criticism

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these are different perspectives we can consider in analyzing or interpreting a text which are sometimes called lenses

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critical approach

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literary criticism approach considers the reader as an active agent in meaning making of the text

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readers response approach

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involves beyond the literature at the wider historical and cultural events happening during the text was written

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historical criticism

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authors message to the readers

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theme

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not only the place and time a story takes place but also includes the atmosphere

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setting

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a person, animal, being, creature, or narrator telling the story

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characters

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series of related events

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plot

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the narrator usually cannot see into minds or know the future

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THIRD PERSON LIMITED OMNISCIENT

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opposition of forces which is essential to the plot

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conflict

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the overall emotion conveyed by both the choices of words, theme, sensory, images, symbolism and the narrator of the story

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tone

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consists of descriptive language to create images in the mind of readers through their senses

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imagery

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the narrator has a full access to the thoughts and experiences of all characters in the story

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THIRD PERSON OMNISCIENT -

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Priel analyzes the reading selection by identifying some factual EVENTS and EVIDENCE

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historical approach

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– it gives more value to study the literary piece’s ETHICAL CONCERNS

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moralist approach

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the FORM of the work is primarily being studied to understand the selection better

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formalist approach

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main focus is on the analysis of money, power and social institutions such as government, families, and religion both inside and outside the text

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Marxist approach

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its ultimate goal is to change the world by promoting gender equality

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feminist approach

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– an approach to literary criticism where the reader is considered as an active participant in meaning making

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readers response approach

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system of beliefs that underlie our actions and material lives

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ideology

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refers to the leadership or dominance especially by one country or social group above another

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hegemony

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Queen Elizabeth and the rest of the royal family belong to which class in society based on Karl Marx theory

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aristocracy

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people who belong in this class are exploited and oppressed by the upper class. They are also known as the “working class”

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proletariat

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– this class is consisted of people who have built their power through the acquisition of capital. They own and control factories, businesses and other enterprises

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bourgeoisie

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refers to the set of social and behavioural norms that are considered to be socially correct for individuals of a specific sex in the context of specific culture

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gender roles

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proponent of Marxism

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karl marx

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it calls for the replacement of the governing patriarchal order and emphasizes a system of equality among men and women.

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feminist approach

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radically tackles on the prevailing issue of class struggle present inside and outside the literary text

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Marxist

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involves examining, explaining and defending your personal reaction to the text.

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readers response

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– and idea that supports the claim

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argument

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idea which the opinions of people are different

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issue

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it is the response counterargument

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rebuttal

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– an idea given by the opposing side against the claim given

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counterargument

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three main parts to an essay

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intro body conclusion

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End with a call to action

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persuasive essay

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Aims to make the readers acknowledge the truthfulness of the writers claims

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argumentative essay

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Involves analysis, synthesis and evaluation of information or evidence to give a solid support to the argument

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argumentative essay

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It is a cultural theory that embodies a set of social, economic, and political ideas that its followers believe will enable them to interpret and change their world.

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Marxist approach

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system of beliefs that underlie our actions and material lives- structure our world to create and maintain social relationships

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ideology

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the leadership or dominance especially by one country or social group above another

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hegemony