Reader's Response Criticism Concepts

This video tutorial by Fabe introduces and explains reader's response criticism, a type of literary criticism focusing on the reader's reaction to a text. It covers the basics, importance, and application of this approach, providing guidelines for analysis. The video concludes with reflective questions and encourages viewers to engage further.

What is the main focus of the video?

• Biographical Criticism

• Reader's Response Criticism

• Formalist Criticism

• Historical Criticism

What is the purpose of the video?

• To critique the author's style

• To analyze historical context

• To discuss formalist criticism

• To introduce reader's response criticism

What was discussed in the previous video?

• Biographical Criticism

• Historical Criticism

• Reader's Response Criticism

• Formalist Criticism

What does reader's response criticism emphasize?

• The historical context

• The reader's reaction

• The text's structure

• The author's intent

What is the role of personal experiences in reader's response criticism?

• They are irrelevant

• They complicate the analysis

• They help interpret the text

• They should be ignored

What should be identified first when using reader's response criticism?

• The reader's personal experiences

• The author's background

• The text's key themes

• The author, title, and date

What is the first step in using reader's response criticism?

• Identify the author's intent

• Provide a thesis statement

• Identify the author, title, and date

• Summarize the text

In which point of view should the text be summarized?

• Third person

• Second person

• First person

• Omniscient

What should the thesis statement be written in?

• Third person

• First person

• Omniscient

• Second person

What should be considered when summarizing the text?

• The text's key points

• The author's biography

• The reader's personal experiences

• The historical context