I have an MA in English, how long would it take me to prepare, approximately? I might have to get results by mid May? I still have not scheduled for the exam. I understand this might not be ideal, but I need advice. Thank you.
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I am a student of literature, and I wish to work on the quotidian aspect of a certain text. The text deals with 'nin-events' or extremely 'minor events'. An extremely small scale incident which has no importance at all, seemingly. I am aware of Lefebvre's Everyday theory. Any other suggestions would be highly appreciated. Thank you.
I am a student of literature, and I wish to work on the quotidian aspect of a certain text. The text deals with 'nin-events' or extremely 'minor events'. An extremely small scale incident which has no importance at all, seemingly. I am aware of Lefebvre's Everyday theory. Any other suggestions would be highly appreciated. Thank you.
I am a student of literature but also like Deleuze a lot. My question is what does it mean to refuse to answer a question?
Literature in a way, deals with raising important questions about life (To be or not to be) and sometimes strives to answer them. Sometimes not(Waiting for Godot). But instead of the point being whether this question can or cannot be answered, what if a character/author steadfastly refuses to answer it? Thereby denying other characters/the reader closure? Can we interpret this in deleuzian terms?