Critical Interpretations (Edexcel A-Level English Literature): Flashcards

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Critical interpretations definition

Ways literary texts are analysed by scholars, critics & readers

Elements in critical interpretations

Themes, characters, plot, language, and context

Citing critics in essays

Use quotation marks and write the critic's last name

Kerr on tragedy vs comedy (1967)

Tragedy=freedom; comedy=limitation

Cheetham on M4M (2009)

Law enforcement consistent with humanity-justice & mercy

Cox on women's role (1983)

Women's role is to be the tempter of men

Watts on the Duke (1989)

Benevolent intentions but lacks considerate sensitivity

Dollimore on Angelo (2005)

Presentation of authoritarian repression

Using critical interpretations

Agree, disagree, or modify critic's position with evidence

Choosing quotations for essays

Select quotes that support or challenge your interpretation

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