Reading and teaching literature in context is a bit like studying a map before you set out for a walk in a strange city. Context helps you find significant intersections, decipher archaic language, and find a path through old-fashioned rhetoric. Here’s how to do it.
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By using classics and models and learning by doing, it’s natural and possible to learn to write well while using Excellence in Literature.
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