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Apr. 9th, 2019 10:55 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
corvidualityI've recently realized that each of the English professors I have right now kind of represent a different approach to teaching literature:
"I want to emphasize the historical context behind what we're reading."
"I respect whatever interpretations you have of the text, but there's a deeper meaning I think you're missing and I want you to consider!"
"I respect you having your own interpretations, buuuuuut I'm gonna be a little insistent on my own."
"I am just going to let the entire chat shoot the breeze for the better part of the hour, because I want to value your right to voice your opinion even if it has fuck-all to do with what we're reading."
"I want to emphasize the historical context behind what we're reading."
"I respect whatever interpretations you have of the text, but there's a deeper meaning I think you're missing and I want you to consider!"
"I respect you having your own interpretations, buuuuuut I'm gonna be a little insistent on my own."
"I am just going to let the entire chat shoot the breeze for the better part of the hour, because I want to value your right to voice your opinion even if it has fuck-all to do with what we're reading."
