Discuss three major premises or principles of that approach/theory of literature.

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Discuss one question from each set below. Answer in one or two well-developed paragraphs in which you provide details from the novel and/or from the textbook/class discussions to support your thesis. Be sure that you proofread carefully before submitting the essays in ONE document in either Word or PDF.
You may use your books and/or notes, but please do not discuss this exam with others. Good luck!
Set A: (Choose one of the following to demonstrate your understanding of one or two of the theories that we have covered in class and/or the textbook. Be sure to make plenty of references to people, concepts, time periods, and movements as they might be appropriate to your chosen prompt.)
1. Choose one of the approaches that we have covered in class or that is in our textbook. Discuss three major premises or principles of that approach/theory of literature.
2. Choose two approaches that seem to have a number of intersections. Discuss three ways that they work together, intersect, and/or agree.
Set B: (Choose 1 of the following to make a theoretical application to Life of Pi. Be sure to use plenty of references to the text utilizing close reading of a particular section of the novel.)
1. Martel makes constant use of religion in the novel. Considering that religion forms the mythological background to a particular culture, choose one example of his use of religion (as a mythological framework) in Life of Pi, and discuss how it might be used in either a feminist/gender studies, Marxist, Structuralist, or psychological approach.
2. While Life of Pi is not a novel about people living in a postcolonial setting necessarily, there are some interesting parallels to made between the relationships of power in the novel and postcolonial theory. Making use of either Pi’s life at home and/or the zoo while growing up or specific scenes in the lifeboat section of the novel, discuss ways that the ideas of two postcolonial theorist that we have covered (Spivak, Bhabha, Said, Fanon) can be applied to the novel.

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