What is a critique?

Answer 1

Simply put a critique is a critical analysis of a work (like a book, story, painting, sculpture).

An aesthetic critique would therefore be a critical analysis relating specifically to areas concerning the appreciation of beauty or good taste of the (book, story, painting, sculpture).

Basically someone trying to impose their views as to what is good art on you in a pretentious manner using long words and gobbledygook. Many people think that "critics" are people that can't create earning a living of those that do create.

Answer 2

A critique can either be a critical analysis of a work (like a book, story, painting, sculpture) -- or it can be a critical evaluation of a work-in-progress where you tell the artist what you find good and bad about their work. To critique can also be a verb meaning the act of doing these things.
Critique is having assessment of something. This word is a noun.

Answer 3

Critique means to evaluate thoughtfully. His critique of my work was valuable to me.

Answer 4

The word criticism is a noun of the verb to criticize. The meaning of criticism is to judge or analyze someone's actions or behavior. Criticism can be constructive or negative.

Answer 5

I think you mean a criticism, which is a comment about a negative quality of a person, group, idea or thing

Answer 6

Critizce means to indicate the faults of (someone or something) in a disapproving way.

Answer 7

A sentence for the word critique might be "He wanted to critique her poetry but decided not to". The word critique means to criticize or to judge the quality of.

Answer 8

Your shoes are ugly.