Which questions may be applied to a literary analysis from a historical approach? Select three options. How will this story influence future writers? When and where does the story take place? How are critics' reactions to this story likely to change over time? Who was the intended audience at the time of publication? What social, political, and cultural forces prevailed when the text was written?

The following are the questions that may be applied to a literary analysis from a historical approach:

When and where does the story take place?: when analyzing a literary piece of work from a historical perspective, the first step is to know in which place and time was the story located, as context gives the author a more specific and detailed explanation on the story's plot and message. Who was the intended audience at the time of publication?: is important to know who was the audience that the story was written for, as this fact will give the author an understanding of the cultural and social context in which the story was created and designed. What social, political, and cultural forces prevailed when the text was written?: another question that links the story with the historical context in which was written. Social, political and cultural events affect us all and can shape an author's ideas while writing.

When and where does the story take place?

Who was the intended audience at the time of publication?

What social, political, and cultural forces prevailed when the text was written?