[ SECRET POST #2505 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2505 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Well, in a lot of ways writing a paper is like writing fanfiction--or at least, writing a critical paper on literature is writing fanfiction. Both are ways of sifting and examining the text from other perspectives, and talking back to the text. Only one is respectable and the other isn't.

[(Anonymous)]

writing a critical paper on literature is writing fanfiction.
Thinking this way was how I learned to love English classes as a teenager. Analyzing characters, motivations and relationships in literature became a lot more fun when I realized I already did it recreationally. (and I still ship pairings from things we were required to read. Requested Hamlet/Horatio for Yuletide at one point. Good times.)