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Question 1. Does the work reinforce (intentionally or not) capitalist, imperialist, or classist values? If so, then the work may be said to have a capitalist, imperialist, or classist agenda, and it is the critic's job to expose and condemn this aspect of the work.
Question 2. How might the work be seen as a critique of capitalism, imperialism, or classism? That is, in what ways does the text reveal, and invite us to condemn, oppressive socioeconomic forces (including repressive ideologies)? If a work criticizes or invites us to criticize oppressive socioeconomic forces, then it may be said to have a Marxist agenda.
Question 3. Does the work in some ways support a Marxist agenda but in other ways (perhaps unintentionally) support a capitalist, imperialist, or classist agenda? In other words, is the work ideologically conflicted?
Question 4. How does the literary work reflect (intentionally or not) the socioeconomic conditions of the time in which it was written and/or the time in which it is set, and what do those conditions reveal about the history of class struggle?
Question 5. How might the work be seen as a critique of organized religion? That is, how does religion function in the text to keep a character or characters from realizing and resisting socioeconomic oppression?
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Culture affect ethical standards and shape business behavior
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What does the work reveal about the operations
: What does the work reveal about the operations (economically, politically, socially, or psychologically) of patriarchy? How are women portrayed?
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Competitive edge on the marketplace
: While information systems has one meaning, it can be used in different ways for companies to keep a competitive edge on the marketplace.
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Explain what are the politics of specific gay
: Explain What are the politics (ideological agendas) of specific gay, lesbian, or queer works, and how are those politics revealed in, for example
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How might the work be seen as a critique of capitalism
: How might the work be seen as a critique of capitalism, imperialism, or classism? That is, in what ways does the text reveal, and invite us to condemn
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How should the text be classified in terms of genre
: Using a specific structuralist framework (such as the ones we examined by Frye and Scholes), how should the text be classified in terms of its genre?
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How does work participate in african american literary
: How does the work participate in the African American literary tradition? To what group of African American texts might we say it belongs in terms of politics
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What are some areas of communication
: How do you know that this is a weakness of yours? Is this something that has always been a shortcoming for you or has it gotten worse? Explain.
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How much understanding of the novel has been shaped
: How much do you think your understanding of the novel has been shaped by what others have said? How much do you think the meaning has been made collectively?
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