<p>This week, we're starting to think about reading texts not only based on what's inside them (close reading) or what's outside them (context), but also on what other people have to say about them. We're going to start by looking at what the texts' author may have to say, and we'll move on to what other folks—critics and scholars, or other expert—have to say next week.</p>

This week, we're starting to think about reading texts not only based on what's inside them (close reading) or what's outside them (context), but also on what other people have to say about them. We're going to start by looking at what the texts' author may have to say, and we'll move on to what other folks—critics and scholars, or other expert—have to say next week.

"Everyone can master a grief but he that has it.” - Reading Texts With their Authors

A series of lectures and conversations on the work of reading, writing, and thinking about literature. Delivered in support of English courses at Temple College.

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"Everyone can master a grief but he that has it.” - Reading Texts With their Authors

"Everyone can master a grief but he that has it.” - Reading Texts With their Authors