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1. What Is Literature?
2. Reading Literature.
3. What Do We Write When We Write about Literature?
4. How Do We Write What We Write?
5. Putting It All Together.
6. Using Research and Writing the Documentation Page.
Appendix.
“The Tell-Tale Heart” by Edgar Allan Poe.
Glossary of Literary Terms.
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Daryl Cliff
reviewed The Prentice Hall Pocket Guide to Writing About Literature on May 13, 2008
The Prentice Hall Pocket Guide to Writing About Literature
A largely Marxist/materialist (and at times technodeterminist) account of how and why reading practices changed in the antebellum period
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