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Reading and Writing About Literature Karl M. Kapp Who should you give itThis user friendly book identifies eight theoretical approaches to reading and writing about literature. Each chapter provides detailed discussions of how learners can use these traditional and contemporary approaches to enhance their ability to analyze, enjoy, and study literature. Chapter topics cover reader response criticism, formalist criticism, ethical criticism, literature as civic argument, cultural criticism, feminist criticism, psychological