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What does a literary analysis do?

1. Makes interpretative claims


2. That are debatable


3. That are supported with textual evidence


4. That together argue for a thesis


5. And that explore its complexity

Explain existence or fact argument

Seeks to establish what facts are depicted in a text

Explain an interpretative argument

Characterises how a text (or elements of a text working together) communicates a particular idea or meaning

Explain an evaluative argument

Makes a judgement about whether the text is good or bad, enjoyable or not, a masterpiece or not

Explain an causal argument

Investigates how factors such as the author's life, time period, or social circumstances influenced the production of the text

Explain a proposal

Argues that we take some sort of action regarding the text