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26. CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RL.9-10.1
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Chapter 26.1
Master Literary Criticism and Analysis Through Deep Reading
Students develop the critical tools to interpret symbolism, evaluate literary devices, and support analysis with precise textual evidence across a wide range of literary works.
What You'll Learn
Literary criticism moves students beyond plot to deeper meaning.
Key devices include symbolism, motif, and unreliable narrators.
Textual evidence and citations form the foundation of analysis.
Close reading uncovers both explicit and implicit textual meanings.
What You'll Practice
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Students identify literary devices like symbolism and personification.
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Learners practice supporting interpretations using specific textual evidence.
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Questions test recognition of soliloquy, motif, and narrator reliability.
Why This Matters
Mastering literary criticism equips students with the analytical and argumentative skills essential for academic success and thoughtful engagement with complex texts throughout their lives.
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Literary Analysis
Textual Evidence
Symbolism
Close Reading
Literary Devices
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