Category: Literary Theory and Criticism

A. Elaine Showalter
B. Ellen Moors
C. Julia Kristeva
D. Kate Millet

A. Aristotle
B. Dante
C. Longinus
D. Plato

A. Hellenic
B. Hellenistic
C. Renaissance
D. Graeco-Roman

A. Interpretative Criticism
B. Legislative Criticism
C. Comparative Criticism
D. Textual Criticism

A. Kristeva rejects the idea that neuroses provide insight into the unconscious.
B. Kristeva suggests that women are not subject to traditional fetishes.
C. Kristeva offers a more central place for women’s issues within psychological development.
D. All of the above answers are correct.

A. Disintrestedness
B. Intresedness
C. Purification
D. Civilization

A. To represent the relationship between colonizers and the colonized
B. To draw attention to the positive effects of colonization on literature
C. To explain why there are few examples of successful non-Western literature
D. To show the ways in which most Western literature is superior

A. Greek writer
B. Roman Writer
C. Italian writer
D. English writer

A. An infant’s inability to speak prior to the mirror stage
B. The referential relationships among symbols, signifiers, and signs
C. The multi-layered nature of language in a literary work
D. All of the above answers are correct

A. An Essay
B. A Drama
C. A Poetical Work
D. An Interlocution