General Literature

Your alarm blares, signaling the start of another week. You grab coffee and head to your Literary Theory lecture, where the professor introduces structuralism, a dense but fascinating concept. You jot down notes, trying to grasp the key ideas. Later, you meet friends for lunch at the dining hall, discussing weekend plans before diving into the assigned readings: 50 pages from a literary critic on post-colonial narratives. The sheer volume already feels like a marathon, but you enjoy dissecting the arguments.