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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Writing book reflections
What is the difference between a book reflection and a book critique?
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I've never heard of a 'book reflection'; it sounds rather dilettantish. The one I found on line seems to be a rather weak critique, dwelling on the parts of the book that the writer 'loved'. Critiques are often harsher.
- I've never heard of a 'book reflection'; it sounds rather dilettantish.
- The one I found on line seems to be a rather weak critique, dwelling on the parts of the book that the writer 'loved'.
- Critiques are often harsher.
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I've never heard of a 'book reflection'; it sounds rather dilettantish. The one I found on line seems to be a rather weak critique, dwelling on the parts of the book that the writer 'loved'. Critiques are often harsher.
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I've never heard of a "book reflection", but my intuition tells me that it is a personal, subjective reaction to a book, perhaps as it relates or applies to one's personal life, whereas a critique is as objective an account as possible, dealing with such things as literary style and technique.
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