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Literature helps to develop techniques such as critical thinking and a wide perspective of literary intentions and a varied amount of texts

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Literature will teach you skills that you can use across a range of subjects. It's also really fun

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anything you say can count as an analysis (just justify it and it will be fine)

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The texts you study in Lit are good and you may even want to read it again in your own time because why not you do you.

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Literature is a cool subject. If you don't pick it you'll regret it. Plus the whole class is engaged and it is a more productive work environment.

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you will get really good at misinterpreting texts  

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you will get really good at misinterpreting texts  

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It is very important to read the books you are studying at least once (preferably you gotta finish the book but I mean-)

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literature has a more 'enthusiastic' class environment, as people have chosen it as an elective, not a default subject.

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Literature helps to develop skills which can be used in both English and literature.
If you do both Lit and Eng you have to be committed to the English language.

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The texts all explore really interesting and varied themes and ideas - which are fun to discuss and talk about in the class

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it is much more interesting and engaging and the texts are better

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If you enjoy reading texts and discussing them then you will like literature.

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Literature is such an engaging subject and you get so much out of it. You also learn new things which help you with everyday life.
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