Both historical and feminist criticisms

A. look for repeated words and ideas.

B. are concerned with language and form.

C. seek to understand the role of gender in a text.

D. connect literature to the society it was written in.

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Princess Cooley

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4 February, 16:46

Both historical and feminist criticisms

A. look for repeated words and ideas.

B. are concerned with language and form.

C. seek to understand the role of gender in a text.

D. connect literature to the society it was written in.

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Alex Haas · Answer 1

The answer is D: connect literature to the society it was written in.

Thalia Hammond · Answer 2

The correct answer is D. connect literature to the society it was written in.

Explanation:

The historical criticism is the part of the criticism field that searches for the origins of ancient texts with the purpose to understand better "the world behind the text". And feminist criticism tends to use the principles and ideology of feminism to critique the language of literature. Both of them have in common that connect literature to the society it was written in.

Both historical and feminist criticismsA. look for repeated words and ideas.B. are concerned with language and form.C. seek to understand the role of gender in a text.D. connect literature to the society it was written in.

Both historical and feminist criticisms

A. look for repeated words and ideas.

B. are concerned with language and form.

C. seek to understand the role of gender in a text.

D. connect literature to the society it was written in.