Methodology: An Introduction to Literary Theory

If you're curious about literary theory, then this is the video for you. This lesson explains a range of literary theories in simple terms to give you a good foundation before you explore any particular methodology.

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[Layla-lbvt]

I am doing my PhD and THIS video was the best source I could find to help me understand all these confusing terms. THANK YOU SO MUCH

[yuda]

That magnifying glass metaphor with the 3 distinctions is such a great way to simplify this otherwise overly complicated subject as a whole. Thank you.

[alfredjulius]

Our teacher do great job in teaching but since it's online class now, we are having a short time. I'm glad I found this video that explained a lot about literary theories. Thank you for the vid!

[conradrybicki]

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I'm a high school student (senior) and this was a great video to help me understand texts and how to analyze texts better

[qvicky]

people attach more importance to social science, so there are few videos about Methodology in literature. Hope there will be more videos about literature. Thank you for your video

[leonorsr]

thank you so much, this video explained what i could not understand in 7 weeks of a Literary Theory course 😊

[ابراهيمجمالعبداللهعبد]

i feel so proud as i already know all of this while am just a bachelor student, amazing method as well thank you.

[herseybirvideo]

İts really great explaination. I expect that you can upload like this theory videos. Maybe specifically about new critisizm etc. Thanks

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[titouhalounis]

Formalism, structuralism, and new criticism are all theories of literary criticism. Literary criticism is “the reasoned consideration of literary works and issues” This is what critics use to determine if a piece of fiction is a work of literary merit. However, literary criticism has changed and evolved throughout

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[strivingtoo]

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[BaelMortos]

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