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Mikhaella Magay
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What is a critique in academic writing?
A critique is a genre of
academic
writing
that briefly
summarizes
and
critically
evaluates a
work
or concept.
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What types of works can critiques analyze?
Critiques can analyze
creative
works
,
research
, and
media.
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What are examples of creative works that can be critiqued?
Novels
Exhibits
Film
Photographs
Poetry
Dance performances
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What types of research can be critiqued?
Journal
articles
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What types of media can be critiqued?
News
reports
Feature
articles
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What is the writing style of a critique?
A critique uses a
formal
,
academic
writing style and has a clear structure:
introduction
,
body
, and
conclusion.
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What is the purpose of an evaluation in a critique?
The purpose of an evaluation is to
judge
the usefulness or impact of a work in a particular field.
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What does the feminist critical approach focus on?
This approach is concerned with how the text reinforces or undermines the
oppression
of
women.
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What does feminist criticism aim to expose in writing about women?
Feminist criticism aims to expose
misogyny
in writing about women, which can take
explicit
and
implicit
forms.
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What is the ultimate goal of feminist criticism?
The ultimate goal of feminist criticism is to change the world by
promoting
gender
equality.
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How do critics approach the meaning of a text in feminist criticism?
Critics consider the meaning and
implications
of the words in the text.
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What have critics been responsible for in their analysis of a work?
Critics have been responsible for the
meaning
and
themes
of the work in question.
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What approach do critics avoid in feminist criticism?
Critics avoid adopting a
linguistic
approach.
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