ARTE KO
Is reading rapidly in order to get a general view of the material.
SKIMMING
It is a process of finding as much information as you can in order to form as many questions as you can.
CLOSE READING
A type of criticism that examines language and literary conventions; plot, rhyme, meter, dialect, setting, point of view, etc.
NEW CRITICISM
addresses issues of masculinity and femininity as binaries, sexual orientation, heterosexism, and differences in sexes.
GENDER CRITICISM
Is reading rapidly in order to find specific facts.
SCANNING
It is a technique that aids both comprehension and retention. It involves engaging with the reading material when reading it so that you’ll understand it and evaluate it based on your needs.
ACTIVE READING
A type of literary criticism that examines the readers reactions and thoughts to a piece of work
READER-RESPONSE CRITICISM
analyzing a text like a dream, looking for symbolism and repressed meaning, the dominance of unconscious mine of the conscious
PSYCHOANALYTICAL CRITICISM
It is a technique that involves carefully reading and analyzing every word for a deeper understanding of the material. It is used to extract accurate information from a material.
is a type of reading where you engage with different types of reading material.
EXTENSIVE READING
A criticism that concerns itself with the structure of narrative; how events are constructed and through what point of view.
NARRATOLOGICAL CRITICISM
recognizes literature as a reflection of the environment through analysis of social structure, power, politics, and agency
SOCIAL CRITICISM
is a reading technique that helps you read faster without compromising comprehension or retention.
SPEED READING
It is a method wherein learners are supposed to read the short text carefully and deeply so as to gain maximum understanding.
INTENSIVE READING
perspectives tend to reflect a concern with the period in which a text is produced and/or read.
HISTORICAL CRITICISM
relates the author’s life and thoughts to their work
BIOGRAPHICAL CRITICISM
means that a reader applies certain processes, models, questions, and theories that result in enhanced clarity and comprehension.
CRITICAL READING
this is an excellent reading technique for non-fiction, often called the ___________________ technique
SPE (STRUCTURE-PROPOSITION-EVALUATION)
a criticism that focuses on aspects of everyday life in various cultures; using ideas of folklore, ritual, celebrations, traditions, etc.
ANTHROPOLOGICAL CRITICISM
is an approach to diagnosing political and social problems in terms of the struggles between members of different socio-economic classes.
MARXIST CRITICISM