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    The document provides an introduction to a course on literature, noting there will be an exam at the end of the semester and recommending textbooks on literary terms, theory, and an MLA handbook. It discusses how to analyze literature by making connections within texts, between texts and their contexts, and among multiple texts. Specifically, it explains how repetition of words, concepts, characters and other elements can create connections within a single text, whether through straightforward repetition, repetition with variation, or repetition through contrast. An example is provided from E.M. Foster's novel Howards End about connecting the repeated word and concept of "connect" within the text.

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    The document provides an introduction to a course on literature, noting there will be an exam at the end of the semester and recommending textbooks on literary terms, theory, and an MLA handbook. It discusses how to analyze literature by making connections within texts, between texts and their contexts, and among multiple texts. Specifically, it explains how repetition of words, concepts, characters and other elements can create connections within a single text, whether through straightforward repetition, repetition with variation, or repetition through contrast. An example is provided from E.M. Foster's novel Howards End about connecting the repeated word and concept of "connect" within the text.

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    Bevezetés Az Irodalomba (Introduction To Literature)

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    Bevezets az irodalomba

    (Introduction to Literature)
    2015.09.16
    exam at the end of the semester
    MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers (important!!)
    J.A.: Cuddon
    Literary Terms&Literary Theory (import and recommanded)
    2015.09.23
    Literature and Literary Studies as a Discipline:
    Only Connect
    motto of E.M. Foster, Howards End (1910)
    used here: to represent how you make sense of texts by
    establishing connections
    within the text
    between or among text
    between texts and therir context
    Connection within the text
    repetition of a word, a concept, a feautre, a character, a scene,
    an action, a conflict, a solution
    f.ex. the phrase only connect; the world connect
    repetition:
    straightfoward repetition;
    repetition with a diferrence: vartion;
    repetition by offering contrast
    Connections within the text

    Project Gutenberg edition of Fosters Howards End


    a hypertextual, self-referential edition
    concordance for connect

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