How to approach literature?
| Rita's approach to literature |
Requirements for "proper students"
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p. 24
- appreciation
- a descrptive piece
- ® "crap"
p. 25
- Howard's End = "crap"
- "We are not concerned with the poor" = crap
p. 30
- It's boron
- He doesn't half get on my tits.
- reference to Harold Robbins
p.31
- D.H. Lawrence (Sons and Lovers)
- Harold Robbins ( A Stone for Danny Fisher)
- Somerset Maugham (Of Human Bondage)
- ® all read in one week!
p. 33
- Peer Gynt - "do it on the radio"
- I encapsulated all my ideas into one line
p. 36
- What I learn from you about art an' literature , it feeds me inside.
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p. 24
- criticism is purely objective
- it is never subjective
- sentiment has no place
p. 25
- you cannot interpret Forster from a Marxist point of view.
p. 26
- "Literature can ignore the poor
- You have to begin to discipline that mind of yours
p. 30
- Devouring pulp fiction is not being well read
p. 31
- You've got to be selective
- You seem to be under the impression that all books are literature
- It's a question of becoming discering in your choice
p. 34
- It's a sort of accepted ritual, a game with rules
- You must observe those rules
- A clever answer is not necessarily the correct answer
- outline your reasons supporting them with quotes from accepted authorities
p. 37
- "only connect"
- you'll have a much better understanding if you discover it in your own terms!
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