Title: A Guide into Feminist Theories and Criticism - A Research Guide for Students
Headings: A Simple Guide To Feminist Theories and Criticism
A Simple Guide To Feminist Theories and Criticism
Types of criticism
Constructive criticism
Projected criticism
Concerns in feminist criticism
Oppressed by patriarchy
Considered as secondary
Discrimination by cultures
Discrimination is everywhere including the literature
Definition of feminism
Definition and overview of feminist theory
First wave feminism
Second wave feminism
Third wave feminism

Content: It also aims to reinterpret the old texts and establishing the importance of women’s writing to save them from being lost or ignored in the male-dominated world. Feminist theory also looks for the possibilities and ways to remove the inherent sexism as a practice of writing from the mainstream literature. Apart from this, the goal of feminist criticism is to bring awareness about the sexual politics and analyse the writings of women writers from the feminist perspective. It also includes the language and style of writing to determine the relationship between the genders in terms of the power. Types of criticism
There are two criticism types, i.e. Constructive criticism and Projected criticism. Constructive criticism
This type of criticism becomes the reason for a new development and improved results. It brings improvement in our performance, relations and personal life. Great people always look for this type of criticism and make it a ladder for climbing new heights in their career and life. They look for the answer to the questions “where do I need to improve?” and “what can I do better?”