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Investigating the Motif of the Double or Doppelganger in Gothic and Psychological Literature.

The Shadow Knows: Investigating the Motif of the Double or Doppelganger in Gothic and Psychological Literature 🎭🧠 (A Lecture in Literary Terror and Identity Crisis) Hello, class! 💀 Settle in,…
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Exploring the Theme of Rebellion and Resistance in Literature.

Welcome to Rebellion University: Lit Edition! 📚🔥 (Professor Quillsworth adjusts his oversized spectacles, accidentally knocking over a stack of books titled "Catcher in the Rye," "Animal Farm," and "The Hunger…
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Analyzing the Representation of Social Class and Inequality in Literary Works.

Lecture: Analyzing the Representation of Social Class and Inequality in Literary Works - Let's Get Classy! 🧐📚 Welcome, my fellow literary sleuths! Today, we're diving headfirst into the murky, often…
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Examining the Use of Dreams and the Unconscious in Romantic and Modernist Literature.

Dive Deep, Darling: Exploring Dreams and the Unconscious in Romantic & Modernist Literature 😴🤯 (A Lecture in Literary Lunacy) (Prepare to have your minds slightly scrambled!) Welcome, welcome, my literary…
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Investigating the Motif of the Journey or Quest in Epic and Narrative Literature.

Pack Your Bags, We're Going on an Adventure! 🗺️: Investigating the Motif of the Journey or Quest in Epic and Narrative Literature (A Lecture in 5 Acts...with Snacks) Welcome, intrepid…
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Exploring the Theme of Identity Formation in Coming-of-Age Novels and Stories.

Identity Crisis? More Like Identity Carnival! Exploring the Theme of Identity Formation in Coming-of-Age Novels and Stories 🤡📚 (A Lecture in Three Acts, with Optional Audience Participation) Hello, bright-eyed and…
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Analyzing the Representation of Power and Authority in Literary Texts.

Lecture: Analyzing the Representation of Power and Authority in Literary Texts: Bow Down, Peasants! (Or, How Authors Make Us Feel Controlled) (Image: A cartoon depiction of a regal figure on…
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Examining the Theme of Loss and Grief in Poetry, Prose, and Drama.

Examining the Theme of Loss and Grief in Poetry, Prose, and Drama: A Literary Journey Through the Valley of Shadows 🚶‍♀️➡️😭 Alright, gather 'round, literary adventurers! 🧭 Today, we're embarking…
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Investigating the Theme of Love in Literature: Its Diverse Forms and Representations.

Love is All Around: A Literary Safari Through Its Diverse Forms and Representations 💖🦁💔 (Welcome, literary explorers! Grab your pith helmets ⛑️ and mosquito repellent – we're diving headfirst into…
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Exploring the Representation of Nature in Literature Across Different Time Periods and Cultures.

From Eden to Emojis: Exploring Nature's Literary Metamorphosis Across Time and Cultures (Lecture Hall Scene: You, a slightly disheveled but enthusiastic Professor of Literary Ecology, stand before a packed lecture…
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