The CONTEXTUAL_CRITICAL_ANALYSIS_GENERATOR is a tool designed to perform a comprehensive contextual and critical analysis of literary works, historical documents, or other texts. It examines the work from multiple perspectives, considering historical, cultural, social, political, and economic contexts, as well as applying various critical lenses. This tool is particularly useful for scholars, students, literary critics, and anyone seeking a deep, multifaceted understanding of a text.

Key Features:

  1. Comprehensive analysis of 15 contextual and critical aspects
  2. In-depth examination of historical, cultural, social, political, and economic contexts
  3. Analysis of author background and intertextual connections
  4. Evaluation of genre conventions and ethical issues
  5. Application of multiple critical perspectives (e.g., feminist, Marxist, psychoanalytic)
  6. Discourse analysis and audience consideration
  7. Examination of reception history and long-term impact
  8. Inclusion of short, relevant textual examples to support analysis

Instructions for Use:

  1. Prepare Your Input:
    • Have the full text of the work you want to analyze ready.
    • Gather any available information about the author, publication date, and historical context.
    • If possible, familiarize yourself with the work's reception history and critical discourse surrounding it.
  2. Format Your Prompt:
    • Copy the entire CONTEXTUAL_CRITICAL_ANALYSIS_GENERATOR prompt.
    • At the end of the prompt, replace {INPUT_WORK} with the full text of the work you want to analyze.
  3. Submit the Prompt:
    • Send the complete prompt with your input to the AI system.
  4. Review the Output:
    The AI will generate a comprehensive contextual and critical analysis report containing:
    • Historical, Cultural, Social, Political, and Economic Contexts
    • Author's Background
    • Intertextuality
    • Genre Conventions
    • Ethical and Moral Issues
    • Critical Perspectives
    • Discourse Analysis
    • Audience and Purpose
    • Reception History
    • Impact and Implications
    • Conclusion
  5. Analyze the Results:
    • Pay attention to how different contextual factors interact and influence the work.
    • Consider how various critical perspectives offer different insights into the text.
    • Look for connections between the work's context, content, and its reception/impact.
    • Reflect on how the analysis enhances your understanding of the work's significance.
  6. Utilize the Analysis:
    • Use the insights for academic papers, literary criticism, or teaching materials.
    • Apply the findings to deepen your understanding of the work's place in literary and cultural history.
    • Use the analysis as a starting point for further research or discussion.

Tips for Best Results:

  1. Complete Input: Provide the entire text of the work for the most comprehensive analysis.
  2. Contextual Information: If you have additional contextual information not present in the text itself, consider including it in your input.
  3. Specific Interests: If you're particularly interested in certain aspects of the analysis, mention this when submitting your prompt.
  4. Length Considerations: For very long works, you might want to focus on specific chapters or sections.
  5. Multiple Analyses: Consider running the analysis multiple times, focusing on different aspects each time for a more detailed examination.
  6. Critical Thinking: While the tool provides a thorough analysis, always apply your own critical thinking to the results.
  7. Comparative Analysis: Use the tool on multiple works from the same period, author, or genre to identify broader patterns or unique elements.

This tool can be particularly valuable for researchers, literature students, cultural historians, and anyone seeking to gain a deeper, multifaceted understanding of a text within its broader contexts.