This document outlines different approaches to analyzing literature, including literary criticism, historical analysis, biographical analysis, formalistic analysis, feminist analysis, and Marxist analysis. Literary criticism involves studying, analyzing, and evaluating imaginative works. Historical analysis focuses on a work's original meaning and context. Biographical analysis examines an author's life experiences. Formalistic analysis considers elements like plot, style, and theme. Feminist analysis applies a lens of women's experiences. Marxist analysis views a text as a product of its socioeconomic environment.
This document outlines different approaches to analyzing literature, including literary criticism, historical analysis, biographical analysis, formalistic analysis, feminist analysis, and Marxist analysis. Literary criticism involves studying, analyzing, and evaluating imaginative works. Historical analysis focuses on a work's original meaning and context. Biographical analysis examines an author's life experiences. Formalistic analysis considers elements like plot, style, and theme. Feminist analysis applies a lens of women's experiences. Marxist analysis views a text as a product of its socioeconomic environment.
This document outlines different approaches to analyzing literature, including literary criticism, historical analysis, biographical analysis, formalistic analysis, feminist analysis, and Marxist analysis. Literary criticism involves studying, analyzing, and evaluating imaginative works. Historical analysis focuses on a work's original meaning and context. Biographical analysis examines an author's life experiences. Formalistic analysis considers elements like plot, style, and theme. Feminist analysis applies a lens of women's experiences. Marxist analysis views a text as a product of its socioeconomic environment.
APPROACHES AND ANALYSIS OF LITERATURE Literary Criticism
is the study, analysis,
and evaluation of imaginative literature. Historical Analysis The historical critic is more interested in the meaning that the literary work had for its own time than in the meaning the work might have today Possible questions
When is the work written ?
When was it published? Biographical Analysis investigates the life of an author using primary texts, such as letters, diaries, and other documents, that might reveal the experiences, thoughts, and feelings that led to the creation of a literary work Formalistic Analysis examines plot, characterization, dialogue, point of view, setting, and style to show how these elements contribute to the theme or unity of the literary work Feminist Analysis examines the text through the lens of women’s experience and may also consider factors in the publishing or critical reception of the work when influenced by gender norms. Marxist analysis addresses the text as a material product of the society from which it emerged, with particular attention to socio-economic issues. ADD A SLIDE TITLE - 2