Literary Critiquing using Reader Response Approach

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Quarter 3 Module 7
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March 22, 2023
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Literary Critiquing
Using the Reader-
Response Approach

9. READER-
RESPONSE
APPROACH
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10. This school of criticism, which
emerged in the 1970s, finds
meaning in the act of reading
itself and focuses on the reader’s
individual perception and
experience of the text.
READER-RESPONSE APPROACH

11. READER-RESPONSE APPROACH
The reader-response
hinges on the readers
subjective view of the
text.

12. READER-RESPONSE APPROACH
The reader is asked to
examine, explain, and defend
his/her personal reaction to
the text.

13. READER-RESPONSE APPROACH
The reader must back up his
or her thoughts and opinions
with data and information
gleaned from the text.

14. Guide Questions
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Did you like the text or not?
How well you enjoy the text? (or not)
Which parts do you like/dislike and why?
Do you agree or disagree with the author
and why?
How did the text make you feel?
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6. To what extent do the text challenge or
changed your personal views and opinions?
7. Would you read something like this in the
future or not?
8. To whom would you recommend this text?
Why?
9. What did you learn from the text?

16. Listen to the
song, You Say
by Lauren
Daigle!
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17. Guide Questions:
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Did you like the song or not?
How well you enjoy the song? (or not)
Which parts do you like/dislike and why?
Do you agree or disagree with the
lyricist/composer and why?
How did the song make you feel?
To what extent do the text challenge or
changed your personal views and opinions?
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