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I find that I can't describe the reasons I like things. With books, everything seems to just kind of go through me. Like something going in through one ear and out of the other. I read fast and I think that might be taking away from me being able to critically think about why I enjoyed something.
Any tips to help with this?

>> No.18695269

>>18695251
>Any tips to help with this?
start with the greeks

>> No.18695272

>>18695251
>How do I analyze books?
I dont know

>> No.18695283

>>18695251
Read a literature textbook.

>> No.18695284

>>18695251
start analysing the greeks

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>>18695251

>> No.18695297

>>18695251
I tend to do analyze books comparing sensations and feelings. Using my own experience, projections of the experiences of other people and what other people wrote about the same things.

>> No.18695518

>>18695289
But how do I analyze this book so that I may analyze other books?

>> No.18695539

>>18695518
By reading it, the author actually addresses this

>> No.18695557

>>18695251
Why would you want to? Try reading Harold Bloom's fiction and then ask yourself how much so that analysis is really worth.