Literary Analysis

[close] The Advanced Placement Literature and Composition course fosters an academically challenging environment where students can exercise their love of learning and literature. Our Goodreads group serves as a discussion, update, and communication link as we read, analyze, and write during the semester.

[close] Welcome to Strategic Bookshelf, a community where literature meets leadership! This group is designed for professionals, students, and curious minds who seek to explore books that challenge the way we think about strategy, personal growth, and innovation. Together, we dive into works ranging from business classics to modern thought leadership, uncovering actionable insights and fostering meaningful discussions.

[close] T.W.S. is a book club for those interested in classic literary analysis, with a focus on LGBT themes and an examination into the history of LGBT subtext in literature. Named for early-twentieth-century bisexual author Virginia Woolf, our aim is to engage in critical thought, ideas, and theory in an effort to expand our understanding of classic literature. Our motto: "Nos tibi semper vixit, in libris." ("We have always lived in books.")

[close] I am looking for a reading partner/s. I have commenced reading the classics via an excellent guide: "The Well-Educated Mind. A Guide to the Classical Education you Never Had" by Susan Wise Bauer. This book recommends that self-education include a reading partner/s who will agree to read through the Great Book lists with me with a view to discussing the texts. I am 33yo female, I live in Tasmania, Australia. The first book list to be covered will be novels. Just started Don Quixote.