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• Introduction

  • Less than 10% of the word length
  • Names the work reviewed
  • Date created
  • Author
  • Creator
  • Describes the main argument or purpose of the work
  • Context (social, political, place, academic)
• Critical analysis

  Introduction
• Creative works

  • Novels
  • Exhibits
  • Films
  • Images
  • Poetry
• Research Monographs

  • Journal articles
  • Systematic review
  • Theories
• Critical analysis


  Subject writing that expresses the writer's opinion or evaluation of a text
• Media


  • News reports
  • Features articles
• A review of something critiques can be used to carefully analyze a variety of work
• Critique is a genre of academic writing that briefly summarizes and critically evaluates a work or concept
• A critique is a genre of academic writing that briefly summarizes and critically evaluates a work
• Critical analysis


  Subject writing that expresses the writer's opinion or evaluation of a text
• A critical evaluation does not simply summarize
• Introduction

  Less than 10% of the word length, includes the name of the work reviewed, date created, author, creator, describes the main argument or purpose of the work, explains the context (social, political context, the place academic tradition, creator's experience), and has a concluding sentence that signposts (positive, negative)
• Summary

  Briefly summarizes the focus of the work
• Critiques can be used to carefully analyze

  • Creative works
  • Research
  • Media
• Critical evaluation

  Detailed now the creator was able to achieve the purpose through these. A critical evaluation highlights both strengths and weaknesses
• Materialism


  Philosophical belief that nothing exists beyond the natural world
• Karl Marx

  Philosopher, author, social theorist and economist
• Bourgeoisie


  Middle class
• Proletariat


  Lower classes
• Capitalism


  Economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit
• Communism

  Economic and political system in which the whole community owns the means of production, eliminating private property
• Guy de Maupassant


  Popular French author who wrote under the pen name
• Money


  • Example of materialism
• Necklace


  • Example of materialism
• Social relationships

  • Power
  • Money
• Class struggle

  Conflict and tension between social classes within a society
• Marxist criticism involves careful consideration of power and money within social relationships