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Perception Literary Critism

By: Damarla Thompson
ENC 1102

ABout the Creator

  • Damarla Thompson
  • New York & Keys
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  • Drawing, music, bikes, and working
  • Often bubbly to all only able to be real to few

Perception critism

Viewing how the character adjusts their behavior based on who is watching. Perception criticism suggests that what is being presented isn't set but can be shaped by readers' observations. Characters and or subjects present different versions of themselves that are often influenced by their audience. This easily allows a difference between the appearance and the reality.

Guiding questions

What external forces (like audience, class, expectations, culture) influence this form of literature.

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What version of identity is being shown and how is it constructed?

CONNECTIONS

Pyscoanalytic

Marxist

Post-Strucuralism

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To compare literary work purely based on the social and economic eras in which the literature was written. As well as the social class lens and how power can affect character. (Hamadi 155)

A way to analyze literature by exploring inner conflicts as well as personal mental issues that can occur in a person's mind. (Homayounpour 144-145)

The suggestion that an idea or line does not have one fixed meaning. It all depends on how the reader interprets the meaning. (Van Der Merwe 460)

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The meaning of a literature (media, text, identity) does not have a set meaning. It all relies on how the character interprets the situation and in which way they will perform different versions themselves.

The impression of a character's image often comes from their underlying social class. It determines how they need to present themselves to others depending on how high in society they are.

Perception criticism shows the characters present themselves outwardly based on audience and psychoanalysis is the internal cause of that persona.

aPPLICATION

How it anaylzes literature

Analyzes the character's voice and the difference between what they are saying, and what they are really implying.Treating this character as if they are putting on a role to play.

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DEFINITON

Perception criticism suggests that what is being presented isn't a set but can be shaped by readers' observations. Characters and or subjects present different versions of themselves that are often influenced by their audience. This easily allows a difference between the appearance and the reality.

How it anaylzes Art

Analyzes how the subject is being presented by using categories such as facial expression, setting and even the posture.Treating the subject as if they are presenting the image to be perceived a certain way, or if it is natural.

How it anaylzes Movies

Analyzes characters' identities throughout the film, by body language and public/private scenes. Treating the character as if they are fitting into a social role and or mask depending on the situation.

Work Cited

Homayounpour, Gohar. “How Does Analysis Cure? Essays on a Psychoanalytic Method, Psychoanalytic Organizations and Psychoanalysis.” Canadian Journal of Psychoanalysis / Revue Canadienne de Psychanalyse, vol. 33, no. 1, Mar. 2025, pp. 143–50. EBSCOhost, research.ebsco.com/linkprocessor/plink?id=e80c316f-1b83-3d01-b187-12a05c45ee55. Hamadi, L. “The Concept of Ideology in Marxist Literary Criticism”. European Scientific Journal, ESJ, Vol. 13, no. 20, July 2017, p. 155, doi:10.19044/esj.2017.v13n20p154. Van Der Merwe, Ragnar. “On Paul Cilliers’ Approach to Complexity: Post-Structuralism Versus Model Exclusivity.” Interdisciplinary Description of Complex Systems, vol. 19, no. 4, Oct. 2021, pp. 460. EBSCOhost, https://doi.org/10.7906/indecs.19.4.1. Grammarly. (2025), Grammarly, 24 March 2026,https://www.grammarly.com

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