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19-Oct-2008, 15:00
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 How one should approach literature In literature, there are two genres in general_fiction and non-fiction. Approaching them has different ways. As for a student of literature, taking notes for prescribed texts is also important too, because he needs to quote an original text in his exam answer sheet. Here, I wonder how to memorize the quotations and use them in the exam. I would like to know more about studying literature. Can you comment on my view and give me your advice and suggestion? Last edited by tun tun; 21-Oct-2008 at 13:30. |
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15-Nov-2008, 04:28
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| Re: How one should approach literature In my view the answer of you question lies on what the exam looks like. If the exam asks you for quotations without open book you may need study your literature book as you do math101 textbook. But i don't think it's the case. --------- Jack Free Essay Topics, Templates, Tips and Examples | My Blog |
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