What is the

purpose of
Literature?
How do we
analyze
literary
works?
Literary
Criticism
 Objectives:
By the end of the lesson, students are expected to:

1 2 3
define literary relate how literature analyze literary works
criticism and literary is a way to reflect and based on the literary
devices; preserve one’s devices used.
culture, and;
What is literary
criticism?
Literary criticism is the
study, discussion,
evaluation, and
interpretation of
literature.
What is literary
criticism?
Literary criticism is the
evaluation of literary
works. This includes the
classification by genre,
analysis of structure, and
judgement of value.
What is literary
criticism?
Literary criticism asks what
literature is, what it does,
and what it is worth.
What is literary
criticism?
Literary criticism is the
method used to interpret
any given work of
literature.
What is literary
criticism?
The different schools of
literary criticism provide us
with lenses which
ultimately reveal important
aspects of the literary
work.
Why do we have to analyze everything?
Talking about
experiences
enhances our
enjoyment of
them
Why do we have to analyze everything?
Talking about
experiences involves
the search for
meaning which
increases our
understanding of them
Why do we have to analyze everything?

Because Socrates said

so: "The life which is
unexamined is not
worth living."
 Literary criticism helps us to
understand what is important
about the text
What is important about the text?
 01 02
structure context: social,
economic,
historical

03 04
what is written how the text
manipulates the
reader
Literary criticism has two main functions:
To analyze, To form
study, and general
evaluate works principles for
of literature. the examination
of works of
literature.
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Hamlet Othello King Lear

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Hamlet
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It’s a cold place. It’s full of
iron oxide dust

Romeo and Juliet

65%
It has a beautiful name, but
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Julius Caesar
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Neptune is the farthest
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Hamlet
It’s a cold place.
It’s full of iron
oxide dust
Othello
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Neptune
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Mercury
Mercury is the smallest planet
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Mars
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full of iron oxide dust Jupiter
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Mercury
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 Poems of Shakespeare

Poems Gender Pages Copies

Sonnet 116 Love 20 04

Sonnet Drama 07 08

Sonnet 27 Comedy 11 12

The Rape of
Narrative 45 16
Lucrece
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Mercury is the closest
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Mars Jupiter
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cold place biggest planet

Neptune Mercury
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Venus has a beautiful name and is the
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Despite being red, Mars is actually a cold
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Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun
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 Best Sellers
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smallest planet one. It is a gas giant

Hamlet King Lear

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