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(More customer reviews)THE ELEMENTS OF CRITICAL READING are often thought of as judging or praising, but it is really applying personal values. Bringing different personal interests and views into criticism starts with reading to understand what is going on: recognizing the main points, and remembering the essential content. It goes on to taking any one or more of five perspectives for making clear what the reading means: emotional, ethical, logical, rhetorical or social. John Peters writes well, with good examples and helpful explanations. His book is a reader-friendly, straightforward way of putting into practice Christopher M. Anson's THE LONGMAN HANDBOOK FOR WRITERS AND READERS, Steve Lynn's TEXTS AND CONTEXTS, and Stephen Minot's THREE GENRES.
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