Lit Crit Review III: Potluck

Studies a work's irony and ambiguity to see how it creates mutliple meanings in a text

Believes that literature is a cultural product and must be connected back to its economic roots

Warns the reader to beware the credibility of a character with an unstable mind

Attempts to break down the inequities between men and women

Argues that the history of people who are not a part of the dominant culture is often lost

Seeks to uncover the motives and conflicts that inspire a writer's work

Believes people are born unconsciously knowing a collective set of images / figures

Opposes the study of literature as a reflection of social or historical circumstances

Advocates for women's rights, identities, and an appreciation for literature written by and about women

Believes a text is political and economic, not literary