Lit crit is
8 Jan 2003 14:36![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
veekfascinating, I think. It is also a field which my course of study requires me to know, for historical and theoretical-basis reasons. Through the past year or so, it has been my least favorite part of studying—not because I don't think it's interesting (see above), but because I know so little of it, and it is huge and daunting and.
Don't suppose anyone out there in LJ-land would want to get together every once in a while, live or over e-mail, and talk about stuff? I'm talking basics here. Auerbach, Bloom, and so on down the alphabet.
Addendum: For what it's worth, I think some of the lit crit I've read so far (not all, some) is a crock. But still interesting!
Don't suppose anyone out there in LJ-land would want to get together every once in a while, live or over e-mail, and talk about stuff? I'm talking basics here. Auerbach, Bloom, and so on down the alphabet.
Addendum: For what it's worth, I think some of the lit crit I've read so far (not all, some) is a crock. But still interesting!
