Voice: how the author uses tone to promote ideas, how characters' voice is conveyed for ideas,
Value: what people hold important.
Intention: intention in writing the text – purpose.
Perspective: influenced by values, childhood, family – influences that affect, why they have that perspective.
Endorsement: what the text/author promotes/upholds.
Response: audience response, how the audience at that time reacts in comparison to modern day contexts.
Belief: what you believe in.
Attitudes: what someone feels towards someone else.
Representation: why did the author describing something like that? Ethical, morality, etc.
Challenge: how the author opposes ideas of their time.
Context: background of author, time of production – how this influences their writing – includes modern contexts.
Intertextuality: how authors put another text in the text they write – what they took, how they incorporated it.