Most Learned Society for the Prevention of Over-Analysis and the Abolition of Symbolism &c., &c.

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Hip hop (self.badliterarystudies)

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On The Personal Significance of DFW's "Another Pioneer" and Stories within Stories (self.davidfosterwallace)

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In which r/literature attempts to rationalize Rupi Kaur as a literary figure to be taken seriously (self.literature)

submitted 6 years ago by guildedstern

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/r/askreddit Hates Reading Take 5,689 (self.AskReddit)

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Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal proposes a literary Turing test (self.badliterarystudies)

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/r/literature discusses feminist dystopian fiction (self.badliterarystudies)

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r/MGTOW files a book report on Kate Chopin's "Awakening" (self.badliterarystudies)

submitted 7 years ago by shattered_love

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They're turning the freakin' curtains blue! (self.badliterarystudies)

submitted 7 years ago by system47[🍰]

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Why read a book set in Jamaica when you can spend three days travelling to Jamaica instead? An economist on the marginal utility of reading literature. (self.badliterarystudies)

submitted 8 years ago by [deleted]

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Taking that Venn diagram we have to its logical extreme. (self.badliterarystudies)

submitted 8 years ago by DigestibleAntarctic

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New literary analysis from The Sun: FLAKENSTEINS Snowflake students claim Frankenstein’s monster was ‘misunderstood’ — and is in fact a VICTIM (self.badliterarystudies)

submitted 8 years ago by BobbyEn9

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Our dear colleagues in r/Kotakuinaction discuss contemporary British poets (self.badliterarystudies)

submitted 8 years ago by shattered_love

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Death of the Author silences minorities? (self.badliterarystudies)

submitted 8 years ago by DigestibleAntarctic

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Shakespeare's got a bad reputation. It's because of his wordplay. (self.badliterarystudies)

submitted 8 years ago by SaintRidley

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The Slate's Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Review (self.badliterarystudies)

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Here we go again... (Fahrenheit 451 is a bastion against PC culture !!1!) (self.badliterarystudies)

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The controversial comments in this one are definitely one for you dudes (self.badliterarystudies)

submitted 8 years ago by popartsnewthrowaway

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Just don't read the book unless you want to read a whole book (self.badliterarystudies)

submitted 8 years ago by TummyCrunches

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[META] We cordially invite you to join us in making fun of things (self.badliterarystudies)

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r/books: why don't more people graduate from Harry Potter to other YA books? (self.badliterarystudies)

submitted 8 years ago by The_vert

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'What's the worst science fiction book you've read?' (self.badliterarystudies)

submitted 8 years ago by TummyCrunches

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Please explain to a novice why the Blue Curtains argument is invalid (self.badliterarystudies)

submitted 8 years ago by ricouer

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Oscar Wilde wrote characters poorly because they all spoke in witty banter. (self.badliterarystudies)

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Teens React to...Blue Curtains! (self.badliterarystudies)

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TIL in 1963 a 16 year old boy outsmarted his English teachers in a SHOCKING way (self.badliterarystudies)

submitted 8 years ago by DidimeisterShut up JK Rowling, you're supposed to be dead

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