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dimulka [17.4K]
1 year ago
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According to the article "Five Stars for Literary Critics," what is one role that a literary critic fulfills? A.A biased reader,

who displays loyalty to the audience and all of their books B.A social commentator, who explains what a book says about people in general C.A publisher, who has a financial interest in the overall popularity of a book D.A trusted friend, who will always steer the audience toward an interesting book
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2 answers:
Vitek1552 [10]1 year ago
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B is correct "A social commentator, who explains what a book says about people in general."

goblinko [34]1 year ago
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Literary criticism is referred to as the learning, assessment, and analysis of literary works. Contemporary literary criticism often depends on the literary theory, which is the idealistic discussion of literature's objectives and techniques.

A critic is the one who offers a thorough review of arts or ethnicity and can focus on one of a variety of genres in the vast gamut of literature. These evaluations can emerge in the media, newspapers, or online. Moreover, a literary critic can be called audiences’ advocate, who provides readers with information about a new creation or book.

A critic evaluates for the general public and cannot suggest biased statements to prove his/her theory. He also has nothing to do with the financial progress made by a book.

So, the correct answer here, considering the role of a critic is:  B; as a social commentator, who explains what a book says about people in general.

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