World-context-centred theory: ideology, power, and social meaning

What this note covers

1. What is a world-context-centred approach?
2. Marxist criticism: base, superstructure, and ideology
3. Feminist criticism: gender, power, and representation
4. Postcolonial criticism: empire, representation, and counter-narrative
5. Cultural materialist and ecocritical reading
6. Applying world-context-centred readings: methodology for Band A
7. Worked comparison: intersecting frameworks on an Australian text

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