Library Answers
Selected answers (links open in new window):
- How do I get a library card?
- Can I get books from the Camden County Library Public Library System without going there?
- What does ‘peer-reviewed’ mean?
- How can I connect to library online resources from home?
- Can I look at a book online without checking it out?
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Introduction
- Literary criticism is the description, interpretation, and analysis of a novel, poem, story, or other written work, or of a group of works as a whole.
- Most literary criticism is in the form of an essay or article in a book or journal, but detailed reviews from magazines and newspapers can sometimes be considered literary criticism, too. For more information look at What is Literary Criticism?
- Keep in mind, it is not always possible to find critical articles that discuss every novel, short story, play or poem by every writer, even in the case of major writers. When an individual work is not analyzed, researchers need to look for criticism that discusses the author's theme and style in general and apply the overall interpretation to the literary work in question.
- Use the tabs above to find your sources in the library's
- book (print) collection & e-book (online) collection
- article databases
- Need Help? Contact the library.
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