3rd quarter

• moralist

  uses literary works based on standards of ethics, civility, and humanism
• historical

  aims to uncover the author's intent
• historical

  examines the social, cultural, and political context that influenced the literary work
• biographical

  employed to shed light on the psychological aspects of a writer
• historical-biographical

  delves into the background of a literary piece, cultural and social context, prevalent ideas at that time, and details about the author's life
• feminist

  emerges from feminist viewpoints
• formalist

  breaks down literary work into its components
• marxist

  rooted in socialist theories and social classes
• historical

  investigates whether characters behaviors and thoughts are reflective of the historical period it was written
• historical

  explores the impact of historical events
• marxist

  analyzes the representation of social and economic issues
• formalist

  examines the lterary techniques and devices
• marxist

  role of class, class struggle, and oppresion
• historical-biographical

  considers the authors social status and its influence on their deception of a historical era
• moralist

  focuses on themes and values represented in a literary work
• historical-biographical


  historical context and political influences
• historical


  seeks to understand how a literary work is shaped by its social and cultural context