1102 Midterm

Contrasting truths

Examines the appearance of race and racism across dominant cultural literature.

Focuses on linguistics and language as it relates to culture in order to find meaning in symbols

The "masterpieces" of literature.

The Freudian view of literature

Unique element in "A Rose for Emily"

Intersectionality

A cliche or stereotypical character who doesn't grow.

Which criticism doesn't depend on the interpretation of the reader?

Elements of a literary analysis/argument?

Hints about events happening later in the literature.

A literary emphasis on the period it was created

It is the author's responsibility to impact the morality of the audience

A type of poetry where the author personally addresses a target in first person

Evolving text according to reader’s ever changing interpretation.

By understanding the class system within a text, a reader can understand the work.

An examination of the impact the physical environment has on the story being told.

The ability to change your diction, accent and dialect according to your environment

Objects, metaphors and similes that represent something else.

Which criticism(s) focuses on non-canon writers?

Formalism

The inner monologue a character addresses to the audience.

A humorous or satirical exaggeration on serious literature

Which example is not a way to set the mood/tone in dialogue.

A well developed character.

Dissects the way people with disabilities are represented in literature.