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Both historical and feminist criticisms look for repeated words and ideas. are concerned with language and form. seek to understand the role of gender in a text. connect literature to the society it was written in.

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d) connect literature to the society it was written in

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Both historical and feminist criticisms D. connect literature to the society it was written in.

Historical criticism involves the provision of historical evidence to examine the literary context of a work. It provides facts about the author's life, showing the historical circumstances that surround the author.

On the other hand, feminist criticism develop and discover female writings to interpret their symbolism in the light of male-dominated points of view. Some notable feminist criticism includes "Thinking About Women" (1968) by Marry Ellman, "Sexual Politics" (1969) by Kate Millet, and "The Female Eunuch" by Germaine Greer.

Historical and feminist criticisms do not:

  • Look for repeated words and ideas
  • Remain concerned with language and form
  • Seek to understand the role of gender in a text.

Thus, both historical and feminist criticisms connect literature to society.

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