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Ideologies
Marxism
Feminism
Psychoanalytic
Key Terms
100
Class struggles are prevalent within this type of literary criticism.
What is Marxism
100
The father of marxism.
Who is Karl Marx.
100
Women's authorship was the focal point of these waves of feminism.
What is the first and second wave.
100
The father of psychoanalytic theory.
Who is Sigmund Freud.
100
An instinctual impulse
What is the id.
200
id, ego, and superego are all a part of this critical viewpoint.
What is Psychoanalytic Theory
200
_______ drives all motivation.
What is economics.
200
This began in the 1990's.
What is third wave feminism.
200
Sally was thirsty. Rather than waiting for the server to refill her glass of water, she reached across the table and drank from Mr. Smith’s water glass, much to his surprise.
What is an example of the id.
200
A male-dominated structure.
What is a patriarchy.
300
In psychoanalytic theory, this is what we look for in the characters.
What is motivation.
300
a political theory that advocates class war and leads to a society in which all property is publicly owned and each person works and is paid according to their abilities and needs.
What is Communism.
300
_______ is power within this literary criticism.
What is gender/gender roles.
300
When Michael saw the $5 bill lying on the floor with no one around it, he turned it into the school office in case anyone came looking for it. He wouldn’t want to lose $5, and hoped that whoever had lost it would ask about it in the office.
What is an example of the superego.
300
The attitude of valuing things not for their utility but for their power to impress others, or for their resale possibilities.
What is a commodity.
400
This ideology plays a big part in feminist criticism due to how the female characters are treated.
What is women's rights.
400
This is what gives people power.
What everybody else desires.
400
This is the main idea of feminist literary criticism.
What is the representation of the woman's condition within literature.
400
Hillary was so sweaty after her workout that she wanted to change her clothes right there by the car. However, she knew the other people around her would not approve, so she waited until she was in the restroom to change.
What is an example of the ego.
400
This happened to the character of Jay Gatsby in the Great Gatsby.
What is reification.
500
This ideology is prevalent within all literary criticism.
What is the author's intention.
500
Believed that this should and could be used productively in order to better society.
What is free time.
500
Feminist critics believe this standard should be held of all women in literature.
What is powerful, beautiful, and respected.
500
The result of the id, ego, and superego not working well together.
What is mental instability.
500
Shows the dominance of men over women through language.
What is phallogocentrism.