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16 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
A&P
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John Updike
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Where are you Going, Where have you been?
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Joyce Carol Oates
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Who's Irish?
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Gish Jen
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The Storm
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Kate Chopin
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How to Date a Browngirl, Blackgirl, Whitegirl, or Halfie
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Junot Diaz
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Indian Education
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Sherman Alexie
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Yellow Wallpaper
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Charlotte Perkins Gilman
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A Good Man is Hard to Find
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Flannery O'Connor
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The Lesson
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Toni Cade Bambara
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Trifles
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Susan Glaspell
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Othello
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William Shakespear
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Marxist Criticism
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based on the writings of Karl Marx, argued that economic concerns shape lives, society is working classes vs. dominant capitalist classes. (The Lesson and A&P)
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Structuralist Criticism
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believe that a work of literature can be fully understood only when a reader considers the system of conventions, or the genre it belongs to; images of light (purity, good) and darkness(evil)
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Gender Citicism
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Feminism; highlights the ways female characters are viewed with predjudice, subjected to male interests, or overlooked in lit.
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Ethnic Studies; Post Colonialism
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cross-curricular analysis that is concerned with social, economic, and cultural aspects of ethnic groups; gives voice to literature that has been overlooked,
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Reader Response
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emphasizes reader in the write-text- reader transaction. critics believe a work is not complete until someone reads and interprets it.
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