Literary Approaches

This refers to the evaluation, analysis, description, or

interpretation of literary works.

• Literary Approach

• Literary Criticism

• Literary Devices

This literary approach is to judge literary works according to a moralistic definition of relationship, life and family processes.

• Formalist

• Marxist

• Moralist

It deals about discovering the structures or rules that govern groups

of literary works like that of narrative elements ( plot, character, conflict, setting, point of view )

• Formalism

• Historical

• Structuralism

It is an interpretive approach that emphasizes literary form

and the study of literary devices "within" the text.

• Formalism

• Marxism

• Structuralism

This approach deals with the understanding of the events

and experiences surrounding the composition of the work, especially the life of the author, and using the findings to interpret that work of literature.

• Historical

• Moralist

• Reader's Response

This approach asserts that a great deal of meaning in a text

lies with how the reader response to it.

• Formalist

• Moralist

• Reader's Response

This literary approach deals with social, economic and political philosophy that analyzes the impact of the ruling class on the laborers, leading to uneven distribution of wealth and privileges in the society.

• Feminist

• Formalist

• Marxist