Ideological Criticism

Technology / Television (TV) / Ideological Criticism: An area of television criticism, concerned with class and gender representation, that studies society's competing discourses and the position of the individual within society.
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Other Words for Criticism

Criticism Adjective Synonyms: judgment, evaluation, appraisal, analysis, assessment, estimation, valuation
Criticism Noun Synonyms: censure, disapproval, condemnation, disparagement
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Textual Criticism

Entertainment / Literature / Textual Criticism: The collection, comparison, and collating of all textual variants in order to reconstruct or recreate a single authoritative text--especially one that reflects authorial intention. MORE

Typological Criticism

Entertainment / Literature / Typological Criticism: A type of literary analysis of medieval or patristic texts in which critics read characters, objects, or events according to established interpretations of similar characters, objects, or events in bi MORE

Television Criticism

Technology / Television (TV) / Television Criticism: Non-empirical, analytical methods (e.g., auteurism, genre study, semiotics and feminism) employed to understand systems of meaning on television. The term is also used in the popular press to refer to MORE

Ideological Criticism

Technology / Television (TV) / Ideological Criticism: An area of television criticism, concerned with class and gender representation, that studies society's competing discourses and the position of the individual within society. MORE

Exegetical Criticism

Entertainment / Literature / Exegetical Criticism: Another term for Robertsonian criticism of medieval literature. See discussion under fourfold interpretation. MORE

Freudian Criticism

Entertainment / Literature / Freudian Criticism: A psychoanalytical approach to literature that seeks to understand the elements of a story or character in a story by applying the tripartite model of the psyche developed by the late nineteenth-centu MORE