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    interesting character in a given work. In this directly therapeutic form‚ the criticism is very similar to psychoanalysis itself‚ closely following the analytic interpretive process discussed in Freud’s The Interpretation of Dreams and other works. Critics may view the fictional characters as a psychological case study‚ attempting to identify such Freudian concepts as Oedipus complex‚ penis envy‚ Freudian slips‚ Id‚ ego and superego and so on‚ and demonstrate how they influenced the thoughts and behaviors

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    explanation. The Media critic used many films in him documentary to proof that this was done by purpose and to convince the audience that the American movies are stereotyping Arabs. Jack Shaheen’s book “Guilty” is about the films made after 9/11. In this book the Media critic discovers that almost all the Hollywood films made after the 9/11 portrays Arabs and Muslims as terrorists and criminals. He also focuses on the cultural issues that took place since 9/11. The Media critic also mentioned the

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    Hume’s Response to Standards of Taste In this essay I shall assess David Hume’s thoughts and assessments on the standards of taste in the aesthetic world. As a philosopher who was more interested in critiquing art rather than explaining it‚ Hume began to formulate how art should be perceived or understood by form of ‘taste’ and the standards that accompanied it such as impressions. Hume relates aesthetic judgments to moral judgments as well‚ and differentiates between two types of aesthetic taste

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    The Traditional Criticism

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    with the ideas presented in a text * Believes that authors use their own life experiences to craft texts—even if it is done unintentionally The excellence of the critical essay comes with the DEPTH of the connections The biographical literary critic believes that a work can best be understood by investigating the life of the person who wrote it. There is a difference between the biography of a person and biographical criticism‚ though. The biography of a person is the history of that person‚

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    Sociological Approach

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    Sociological Approach Sociological critics believe that the relations of art to society are important. Art is not created in a vacuum. Language itself is a social product. A writer is a member of the society. And he takes his material from the society. A literary piece is not simply the work of a person. It is of an author fixed in time‚ space and his environment. Taine‚ the French man‚ said that literature is the consequence of the moment‚ the race‚ and the milieu. Edmund Wilson traces

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    Dargis states that “‘Avengers Age of Ultron’ isn’t half-bad‚ largely because of its director Joss Whedon” (par 1). This explains that the critic felt like the only reason that the movie was as good as it was is because Joss Whedon is an extraordinary director and made the movie better than it would have been with someone else directing. Another critic agrees‚ stating “writer-director Joss Whedon avoids the fatal trap of comic-book self-seriousness‚ leavening a baggy‚ busy‚ overpopulated story

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    The Downfall of Macbeth

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    In the literary work of William Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Macbeth‚ the character Macbeth is corrupted by his internal struggles and external actions influenced by the witches’ prophecies‚ Lady Macbeth‚ and Macbeth himself. According to a critic‚ the most obvious tragedy is that of when a person of high rank falls into a disaster leading to devastation or death (Bernad 1). Macbeth is a loyal‚ noble man who will avoid betraying or harming his king. Despite the contrary‚ Macbeth becomes evil when

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    contrastly victims tend to blame‚ deflect‚ and focus their energy on negativity. There are two distinct victim types‚ the inner critic and the inner defender. The first type victim type‚ the inner critic‚ tends to harbor a negative inner voice that is self critical. This type of victim has the propensity to take the blame for everything that goes wrong. The inner critic victim type often feels that unfortunate occurrences‚ failures‚ or shortcomings are an all indictments of his or her self-worth

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    written they did not have written copies. The Gospels were generally passed down by word of mouth. From criticism takes a closer look at the gospels being passed down by this method. Rudolph Bultmann was one of the first and most well known form critics. Bultmann believed that the information in the Gospels was embellished or completely made up to meet the needs of the church at that

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    Critics of the New Deal The New Deal aroused criticism from both sides of the political spectrum. The right criticized it for not being extremely socialist. Meanwhile‚ the left believed it was not liberal enough. Before the New Deal‚ the government did not intervene with the economy massively. The conservatives were supporters of such concept because they believed in the laissez-faire economics. Nonetheless‚ when president Roosevelt proposed the New deal‚ they felt the president was aiming to impel

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