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    This document provides an example of how one expresses opinions using one approach in criticism. Formalist criticism focuses on analyzing the form and structure of a text rather than the author's intentions or historical context. Key aspects of formalist criticism discussed include the intentional fallacy, objective correlative, and the idea that a text can have multiple interpretations. Students are taught the importance of using the proper critical lens and language for different academic disciplines.

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    This document provides an example of how one expresses opinions using one approach in criticism. Formalist criticism focuses on analyzing the form and structure of a text rather than the author's intentions or historical context. Key aspects of formalist criticism discussed include the intentional fallacy, objective correlative, and the idea that a text can have multiple interpretations. Students are taught the importance of using the proper critical lens and language for different academic disciplines.

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    This document provides an example of how one expresses opinions using one approach in criticism. Formalist criticism focuses on analyzing the form and structure of a text rather than the author's intentions or historical context. Key aspects of formalist criticism discussed include the intentional fallacy, objective correlative, and the idea that a text can have multiple interpretations. Students are taught the importance of using the proper critical lens and language for different academic disciplines.

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    model for you to study and follow.


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    Post-Assessment

    Multiple Choice
    number.
    Directions: Write the letter of your answer in the space provided before each
    1. The New Critics were:

    a. Feminist crificsS

    b. Psychological Critics

    c. Marxist critics

    d. Formalist critics
    C criticism requires the citic to know about the
    2. What approach to literary
    life and times?

    a. All of these

    b. Mimetic

    c. Historical

    d. Formalist
    cannot be defermin
    that the value of a work
    3. Formadlist critics believe

    Use when speaking


    of this belief?
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    intentional fallacy
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    affective fallacy
    b. The

    c. The pathetic falliacy


    comelative
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    objective
    4. Which poet popularized the term
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    a. Virginia Woolf

    b. C.S. Lewis
    c. T.S. Eliot

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    not refer to any
    assumes ihat language does
    5. This critical approach
    text.
    interpretations of one
    t can assert several, contradictory

    a. Structuralism

    b. Deconstructionism

    C. Fornalist Criticism

    d. Mimetic Crticism

    WHAT I HAVE LEARNED?


    You have learned the following important points in ihis lesson:

    1. One must use appropriate language for a specific discipline


    2. 1t is important to raise legitimate., contrary views in an appropriate manner.

    3. There are ditferent critical approaches ihat you can apply whern making a cifigque and you

    need also to apply the appropriate critical approach in your critique


    What I want to say about the lesson:

    What Ifound out:

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