1.

A girl jumping in a lake

2. Yes
3. A river or a lake
4. No
5. Shes scared
6. No
7. No i didn’t
8. Yes

APPROACHES IN WHAT IT IS HOW IT IS DONE

LITERARY (DEFINITION)
CRITICISM
Formalism This approach regards
literature as “a unique form
of human knowledge that
needs to be examined on
its own terms.”
Gender Criticism Examines how sexual identity
influence the literary of
reception and creation
Femenist cristicism Feminist critics attempt to
correct or
supplement what they regard as
a predominantly male-
dominated critical perspective.
Historical This approach “seeks to
understand a literary work by
investigating the social, cultural,
and intellectual context that
produced it
Reader-Response Criticism 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.
Structuralism Focused on how human
behaviour is determined by
(TECHNIQUE IN
WRITING)
A primary goal for formalist
critics is to determine how
elements of form (style,
structure, tone, imagery,
etc.) work together with the
text’s content to shape its
effects upon readers.
The goal for gender criticism is to
make a statement about whos
gender is better and more
superior
Feminist are going to criticize the
male for their dominant genes
and will do a comparison from
both gender
Historical critiques are the one
that will prove the knowledge
from the past to prove the
people whos the people to trust
It attempts “to
describe what happens in the
reader’s mind while interpreting
a text” and reflects that reading,
like writing, is a creative process.
the structuralist analysis
of Donne’s poem, Good Morrow,
 social, cultural and
psychological
structures. It tended to offer a
single unified approach to
human life that would embrace
all disciplines.
The essence of structuralism is
the belief that “things cannot be
understood in isolation,
Sociological It criticizing you to what
relationship to religion politics
business and etc.
demands more focus on the
relevant genre, the concept of
courtly
love, rather than on the close
reading of the formal elements
of the text.
The goal of sociological is to
know what kind of relationship
did you grow up with the religion
and politics and etc.