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Analyze power and ideology

by Mahliyo Raximberganova
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What is critical literacy primarily concerned with analyzing in texts?

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Which practice is central to critical literacy?

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Which concept explains how texts may conceal power relations?

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In critical literacy, how is bias best understood?

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Which activity is common in critical literacy?

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What should readers do as a best practice when reading critically?

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Why is context important in critical literacy?

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What does 'reader response' emphasize in critical literacy?

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What is a counter-hegemonic interpretation?

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How should author intention be treated in critical literacy?

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Understanding power and ideology is the core of critical literacy.

Critical literacy asks who is included or silenced in a text.

Ideology refers to the beliefs that a text supports or challenges.

Bias is the inclination that shapes how information is presented.

Language choices can reinforce or challenge power dynamics.

Context and multiple perspectives illuminate power relations.

Context situates texts within power structures and society.

Reader interpretation is a site of critique, not mere agreement.

It questions how power is legitimized by the text.

Critique centers on meaning, power, and context rather than author intent alone.

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