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hardcover or paperback? which does /lit/ prefer if you have a preference? asking because I'm thinking of starting a small physical collection.

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Anyone have opinions on Dutch vs. Norwegian (and by proxy, Swedish/Danish) literature? Considering learning one of the two languages but I don't know which would be more enriching to learn.

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Other than just going down the proverbial wiki rabbit hole, what's the best way to learn more about eras/genres? Anyone have books or documentaries about this?

Examples:
>Romantics
>Gothic
>Vicotrian
etc...

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looking for serious advice here. how does one actually write an argumentative English paper that isn't complete bullshit. how the fuck am I supposed to form 'an argument' about literature? isn't the purpose of literature to represent consciousness? to work against generalization? i don't want to end up in "the Faerie Queen is actually an allegory of an allegory" or "Chekhov exposes poverty" territory

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What are you passionate about, and when did you realize it?

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