A05

• Psychodynamic Reading


  Characters' actions and decisions are influenced by subconscious desires and conflicts stemming from early experiences
• Feminist Reading


  The text reinforces or challenges gender norms, power structures, and representations of women, reflecting broader societal attitudes towards gender
• Marxist Reading


  The narrative reflects and critiques capitalist systems, highlighting class disparities, exploitation, and struggles for economic power
• Postcolonial Reading

  The text explores the impact of colonialism, cultural hybridity, and resistance to Western hegemony, foregrounding the voices and experiences of marginalized or colonized peoples
• Queer Theory Reading

  The narrative questions heteronormative assumptions, explores non-binary gender identities, and challenges societal expectations regarding sexuality and desire
• Ecocriticism


  The text reflects human interactions with the environment, highlighting themes of environmental degradation, ecological consciousness, and the interconnectedness of nature
• Disability Studies

  Representations of disability in the text either reinforce stereotypes or challenge ableist norms, offering insights into the lived experiences and agency of disabled individuals
• Cultural Studies


  The narrative is situated within broader cultural contexts, reflecting and shaping societal norms, values, and ideologies across different cultural, ethnic, and national landscapes