Critical Theory Lenses

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>>8027233
anything but formalist approach is trash

this sounds really gay.

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>choose 1 of 6 short stories
>the same 6 you will be studying throughout your undergrad career btw
>now choose 1 of 6 critical theories
>not that you understand any of these thoroughly
>I'll post the PowerPoint online in case I'm moving too fast lol :)

>>8027261
Agreed, but I'm not allowed to use that one unfortunately
>>8027268
Kind of is. I just have to make two power points on two lenses using two of these short stories. I wanted to make this the best I can so I wanted other people's personal opinions on which to use for which stories.

>>8027256

BRAAAAAAAAAAAAP :^)

>>8027295
:(

>want to talk literature
>go to /lit/
>memes
It's a shame I get more help from /int/ than /lit/

>>8027233

here's what you do: come at the Welty from a feminist perspective, then blow it to bits with a Marxist reading that ruthlessly historicizes the very bourgeois feminism you just spent 5 pages advocating.

>>8027233

just use marxist and say it's bourgeois, doesn't matter which story.

>>8027233
Spiritual sounds like your best bet.

you won't get any help here anon. in the past perhaps, but we're going full meme now. the best advice i can give you if are serious about your studies is to leave /lit/

or succumb to the memes, which we are dutifully lacking in

>>8027233
Is there a short story collection containing all of these works?

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Just read Mansfield's The Garden-Party. Did I like it?

>>8027720
You did, in fact it was perfect, an absolutely perfect morning for a party

If you didn't learn that Marxist readings are literature on easy mode in high school, now's the time.

Just talk about oppression, materialism, desire and alienation.

>>8027384
Would Marxist work for that one?

well how about this, what are the best two lenses?

>>8027509
I thought /lit/ liked discussing literature

>>8027233
for me, gender/feminist for Wilaa Cather and Chopin are the easiest. For example, the husband isn't a bad husband, but just being unable to bear her life makes the sudden freedom mind-expanding and therefore the marriage by its very unequal nature is oppressive. In Paul's case, expectation of behavior and his foppishness creates a strange atypical manliness/exuberance that is more often stereotyped as femininity. Is this an early case of transgender, or simply an inability to conform to masculine expectations? A Worn path would probably be the only one you could force the hero's journey on, unless you really wanted to twist it into a failed journey for Paul. Marxism is shit.

>>8028418
>Marxism is shit.
Why do you think that though? What's wrong with it?

damn i guess im out of touch on popular theories

WTF is a "PERSIA" approach?

>>8028425
History/Biography

>>8028451
is this at all related to somethign like new historicism or is this a separate thing?

>>8028423
look up china mieville's marxist iron man comic pitch and some of the horror will be revealed. Such an irony in the most educated and lucky classes advocating that kind of approach to a literature in which one of the golden dreams was often class ascension.

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>>8027879
Until the rider was thrown from his horse, JACKASS!

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>>8028482

https://harrisapeurohist.wordpress.com/persia-method/