Literary Lenses Workbook: Literary Theory and Criticism / Literary Analysis Unit
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*New for 2022: You asked, I listened! This bestselling resource is now editable! You can edit the text body* on every slide! I also added two new lenses and created new lens titles to make them broader and more accessible for students. Finally, I edited the lens background descriptions to make them easier for students to associate with the lens. I'm working to make these lens titles consistent across all of my Literary Lenses resources.
Teaching students to read and understand text from a variety of theoretical perspectives is arguably one of the best ways to engage their reading interests, challenge their thinking, and encourage higher-order analysis. The problem is finding ways to make literary theory both accessible and interesting for students in an organized and prepared way for the teacher.
Look no further! The Literary Lens Workbook is a versatile resource to teach students the essence of literary theory through accessible literary lenses, while also giving them the ability to put the lenses into practice.
The literary lenses provided in the workbook can be used with ANY text, so you can use this workbook to meet the needs of your class. I will provide teaching ideas and text pairings for each literary theory.
The Literary Luminary Project-Based Assessment is a great way to evaluate students’ understanding of the text and encourage higher-order thinking. The text on the assessment and rubric are editable* so you can tailor it to fit your students and the lenses you covered.
*Please note that due to copyright, some of the heading fonts and all of the clip art will not be editable. You will still be able to edit all of the text body.
Lenses Included:
Archetypal
Artistic
Biographical
Cultural
Deconstruction
Disability Studies
Ecological
Formal
Gender
Historical
Post-colonial
Psychological
Reader
Social Class
This workbook was copyrighted by Jenna Copper, LLC in 2013. It is the result of my three-year participatory action research dissertation study.
Copper, J. M. (2013). Thinking critically about teaching criticism: Using teachers’ perceptions to evaluate the literary theory implementation model in the secondary English classroom. Robert Morris University. ProQuest Dissertations and Theses, 195.
