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Analysis
Separaging into parts in order to better undestand
separating
Summary
a brief restatement or consideration of the plot
brief
Paraphrase
a restatement -a sort of translation in the same language- of material that may, in its original form, be obscure to the reader.
restatement
Literary Response
any response to reading.
reading
Parody
a comic form that imitates the original in a humorous way.
imitates
Review
response that includes an evaluation.
evaluation
Description
explain what does it looks like.
looks like
Critical Thinking
engage in the last sort of thinkin, close consideration and being aware of what we are doing. Studying an effect and search for causes.
close consideration
Comparing
take note of similarities.
similarities
Contrasting
take note of differences.
differences
A paraphrase can help the reader:
understand a line that includes an obsolete word or phrase or a word from another region.
obsolete word
What is altered when paraphrasing?
the meaning and loses sense of lyricism implicit.
meaning
What does a paraphrase help the reader understand?
at least the surface meaning or some implicit meaning.
What is known as a literary response?
a journal entry.
*How does a parody imitates another work?
in a humorous way like a caricature in words.
What is an important aspect of a parody?
it may imitate the style of the original but apply it to a subject that the original author would not be concerned with.
What is requires in a review?
analytical skills.
Typical questions in critical thinking:
*What expectations does the title arouse in a reader?
*Does the middle drag?
*Do certain characters or setting seem to be symbolic, suggesting more than themselves?
* is the end satisfactory, and is so, why? Because it is surprising? Because on the contrary, foreshadowing caused us to anticipate it, and it therefore fulfills our expectations?
What role does the evidence play in critical thinking?
Evidence is the result of concious reasoning, but ir must be admitted that sometimes insights come unsought.
Benefits of comparing and contrasti g writings:
*deepen our understanding
*stimulates the mind
Main concerns when reviewing:
*Describing
*Analysing
*Evaluating
Often problem when paraphrasing:
Although a parañhrase seeks to make ckear the gist of the original, if the original is even a little more complex, the parañhrase will-in the process of clarifying something- lose something, since the substitution of one word for another will change the meaning.