Look up: Critique

1. Critique
   Cri·tique' (krĭ*tēk') noun [ French critique , f., from Greek kritikh` (sc. te`chnh ) the critical art, from kritiko`s . See Critic .] 1. The art of criticism. [ Written also cri...
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2. Critique
   Cri·tique' transitive verb [ Confer Critic , v. ] To criticise or pass judgment upon. [ Obsolete] Pope.
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3. critique
   critical review noun an essay or article that gives a critical evaluation (as of a book or play)
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4. Critique
   • (n.) A critical examination or estimate of a work of literature or art; a critical dissertation or essay; a careful and through analysis of any subject; a criticism; as, Kant`s `Critique of Pure Reason.` • (n.) A critic; one who criticises. • (n.) The art of criticism. • (v.) T...
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5. critique
   critique 1. A critical analysis or evaluation of a subject, situation, literary work, etc. 2. The act or art of criticizing; criticism. It is not known why the noun, critique, was used in the first place, but the desire may have been to have a word free from the original, usually censorious sense o...
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6. Critique
   Critiques can take several different forms. In writing, students read and react to a single written work by summarizing information and evaluating the source's correctness, relevance, or viewpoint. In the arts, works of art are critiqued either in writing or through a discussion, to help students develop analytical and interpretive skills.
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7. Critique
   to use the method of synthesis together with a critical approach to doing philosophy. This term appears in the titles of the three main books in Kant's Critical philosophy, which adopt the theoretical, practical and judicial standpoints, respectively. The purpose of Critical philosophy is to prepare...
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8. Critique
   `Critique` is a date=May 2011--> of a written or oral discourse. Critique is commonly understood as fault finding and negative judgement,<ref name="Gasche07p12">Rodolphe Gasché (2007) Let us also remind ourselves of the fact that throughout the eighteenth century, which Kant, in C...
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