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- 1. Lesson 4
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- 28. Literary Criticism by: Luigi Miguel Jacaban Lesson 4:
- 29. Literary Criticism Critiquing a literary selection based on -is the evaluation, analysis, description, or interpretation of literary works.
- 30. Literary Criticism Critiquing a literary selection based on -is the evaluation, analysis, description, or interpretation of literary works. CRITIQUE OR CRITIC
- 31. Critiq ue A person who judges, evaluates, or analyzes a literary piece. Criti c
- 32. Critiq ue A person who judges, evaluates, or analyzes a literary piece. Criti c Means to critically evaluate, analyze, or give careful judgement in which you give your opinion about a literary work. (Noun)
- 33. Critiq ue A person who judges, evaluates, or analyzes a literary piece. Criti c Means to critically evaluate, analyze, or give careful judgement in which you give your opinion about a literary work. (Noun) (Verb)
- 34. Critiq ue A detailed evaluation or analysis of a literary piece. (Noun) Instruction: Complete the sentences below with verbs. 1. I like to… 2. I like to… 3. I like to… 4. I like to… 5. I like to… move it, move it. move it, move it. move it, move it. move it, move it. move it!
- 35. F ormalist Approach This approach analyzes the structure or form of each element of story. F ormalism -derived from the word “FORM” or structure.
- 36. F ormalist Approach This approach analyzes the structure or form of each element of story. F ormalism -derived from the word “FORM” or structure. The ‘ism’ is a belief or an approach of looking at things.
- 37. F ormalist Approach This approach analyzes the structure or form of each element of story. F ormalis m It discovers the true meaning of a work by giving attention to the form or structure, elements, and literary devices operating in it.
- 38. F ormalist Approach This approach analyzes the structure or form of each element of story. - It scrutinizes the plot (chronological sequence) and the conflict in a story. Form or Sructure
- 40. Literary Devices -Simile -Metaphor -Personification -Imagery -Onomatopoeia Elements of a Short Story -Character -Setting -Point of view -Plot -Theme -Tone -Conflict
- 42. F ormalist Approach This approach analyzes the structure or form of each element of story. CONFLIC T Man vs. Man Man vs. Self
- 43. F ormalist Approach This approach analyzes the structure or form of each element of story. CONFLIC T Man vs. Nature Man vs. Beast
- 44. F ormalist Approach This approach analyzes the structure or form of each element of story. Man vs. Supernatural Man vs. Technology
- 45. F ormalist Approach This approach analyzes the structure or form of each element of story. CONFLIC T Man vs. society
- 46. F ormalist Approach This approach analyzes the structure or form of each element of story. Point of View It uses either of the two pronouns “I” or “We” First Person The story is told to “You” Second Person Third Person It uses pronouns “They”, “She”, “He”
- 47. F ormalist Approach This approach analyzes the structure or form of each element of story. It studies how the elements work together to form unity and to give meaning to a text. a. How do elements conspire or work together? b. How does the conflict affect the characters’ actions? c. What do the objects, events, images, or actions symbolize? Formalism
- 48. F ormalist Approach This approach analyzes the structure or form of each element of story. It examines a text exclusively as a self-contained object in isolation from the world, biographical information about the author, or the text’s effect on the reader.
- 49. F ormalist Approach This approach analyzes the structure or form of each element of story. It does not concern the historical events outside of the story, social, cultural, religious nor political ideas
- 50. F ormalist Approach This approach analyzes the structure or form of each element of story. The Origin of Rice and Streams (Ibaloy Tale)
- 51. F ormalist Approach This approach analyzes the structure or form of each element of story. The Origin of Rice and Streams (Ibaloy Tale) Once upon a time, there were two blind women. They were kindhearted, but they were very poor. In order to eat, they had to beg from their neighbors and sometimes they were driven away or given nothing. Nevertheless, they did not complain but went on
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- 55. F ormalist Approach This approach analyzes the structure or form of each element of story. Charact er -Setting -Point of view -Plot -Theme -Tone -Conflict
- 56. Critiq ue A detailed evaluation or analysis of a literary piece. (Noun) Instruction: Complete the sentences below with verbs. 1. I like to… 2. I like to… 3. I like to… 4. I like to… 5. I like to… move it, move it. move it, move it. move it, move it. move it, move it. move it!