Citations
Compare and Contrast
Critical Theory
Invisible vs Visible
(Blank)
100

primary creator of a work

Author

100

shows how two things are the same, opposite of contrast

Compare

100

are different perspectives through which the reader can “view” a text”

Critical Lenses

100

content can be found using freely accessible
search engines such as Google

Visible Web

100

A service when you request an item from a non-CPCC library

Interlibrary Loan

200

the title of the work

Title of source

200

shows how two things are different, opposite of compare




Contrast

200

a theoretical and interpretive mode that examines the appearance of race and racism across dominant cultural modes of expression

Critical Race Theory or CRT

200

content not found by general search engines

Invisible Web

200

The library wifi you should use

CPCC-Student

300

Primarily responsible entity for producing the work and making it available to the public

Publisher

300

pattern is better for longer papers. By going back and forth, the writer makes it easier for the reader to keep the contrasts or comparisons in mind.




Point by Point

300

Examines the portrayals of social class and
power structures within the text

Marxiest

300

web search tool that list results based on entered keywords

search engines

300

What you need to check out books and equipment

Student ID

400

used when adding text within a quote

Brackets

400

This pattern is good for “balanced” paragraphs and short compositions.




Subject by Subject

400

Examines the gender roles and power structures at
play in the literature

Feminist

400

web search tool that offers categories for users to choose from

 Web directories

400

How long can a book be checked out for?

3 weeks

500

MLA stands for

Modern Language Association

500

Is used to change-of-direction or for illustration or addition in compare and contrast papers.

examples: however, instead, alternatively ,
although, whereas, but, however, conversely, in
contrast, while, yet, moreover, additionally , and, also, in addition, as well as, both, neither, similarly, like, too,
the same, again, equally 


Transition words/ phrases

500

considers readers' reactions to literature as vital to
interpreting the meaning of the text

reader-response

500

And 

OR

NOT

" "

Boolean Operators

500

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