Huge difference between critique and criticism

Sep 30, 2014
9:48:25pm

jetycns

To critique is to identify a specific, and then break it down into even more specific problems and solutions. Criticism is almost always negative whereas critique almost always has a positive element.

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jetycns

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Boy, never critique coach Holliday in even the smallest way.

SandYFan

9/30/14 7:48pm

So when there is criticism we should all pile on?

HighHorse

9/30/14 7:49pm

The problem is that you are always more inclined to talk negatively about BYU.

FierceArc

9/30/14 7:59pm

So if I find posts of mine that are positive about BYU, will you admit you are

SandYFan

9/30/14 8:07pm

Everyone who pays attention agrees with him.

mulletino

9/30/14 8:12pm

Why do you pay attention? Who cares?

TSH_Rapid_Resp_Team

9/30/14 8:21pm

I've found paying attention while reading is good.

mulletino

9/30/14 8:23pm

That's irrelevant.

TSH_Rapid_Resp_Team

9/30/14 8:27pm

That depends on what the definition of is is.

mr_thekid

9/30/14 8:41pm

No, but you need to make a convincing argument with some basis/credibility.

basman

9/30/14 8:43pm

^^ EXACTLY. Run mouth and want respect? Then be sure it's legit, well researched

canofpicante

10/1/14 7:48am

Huge difference between critique and criticism

jetycns

9/30/14 9:48pm

A critique does not always identify solutions to the problems it identifies

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