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A critic is a person who criticizes, i.e., offers reasoned judgement or analysis, value judgement, interpretation, or observation.

Critic or Criticism may also refer to:

• Critique, systematic inquiry into the conditions and consequences of a concept
• Literary criticism, study, evaluation, and interpretation of literatur
• Opposition Critic, member of the Shadow Cabinet of the Canadian government

Publications

• Critique: Journal of Socialist Theory, a socialist magazine
• Critique (French journal), philosophical journal founded by Georges Bataille
• Middle East Critique. journal for critical studies of the Middle East
• Immanuel Kant's books:
  • Critique of Pure Reason or First Critique
  • Critique of Practical Reason
  • Critique of Judgement
• The Critic (1881–1906), an American literary magazine founded by Jeannette Leonard Gilder and Joseph Benson Gilder and merged into Putnam's Magazine
• Critic (magazine), the University of Otago's (Dunedin, New Zealand) student magazine.
• The Critic (Adelaide) (1897–1924), a South Australian weekly arts and society magazine
• The Critics, List of Viz comic strips

See also

• The Critic (disambiguation)

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