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Praxis !! 0049 IV

Critical Approaches to Interpreting Literature

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Reader-Response Critical Approach focuses on reader and reading process; real meaning is reader's response to reading; 1938 Louise Rosenblatt
Shared-Inquiry Approach leader and group; debate; Great Books Program
Literay Criticism defines, classifies, analyzes, interprets, & evaluates literary works
Types of Literary Criticism Historical, Textual, Femenist,Biographical, Cultural, Formal
Historical Criticism uses history as lense
Texrual Crit. Recension selection of only the most trustworthy evidence on which to base a text
Textual crit. Emendation effort to eliminate all erors in even best text.
Biographical use knowledge of author's life to view text
Cultural focuse3s on the hist, social, and economic context of work
Fromal Crit. attention to formal elements, i.e. language, structure, tone, plot...
Cueing systems help increase comprehension; semantics, syntax, access prior knowledge
Semantics (context) guess a word by using words around it
Syntax using order of words to figure out word
Activatiing prior knowledge experiance what one already knows; use before during and after reading
Four Comprhension Levels literal, interpretive, critical, creative
Literal Comprehension give back facts and details directly
Interpretive or Inferential Comprehension must read between the lines; figurative language or literary terms: purpose, main idea, make infer3ence, draw conclusion, genralize, predict, summarize
Critical Comprhension think beyond the printed line; true or false, fact/opinion, author qualified...
Creative Comprehension respond, ofwn emotionaly to reading; how handle situation differently.
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