The Panderer

[girl_withabook]

Okay!
Briefly: Third year English/ELA Education student. I like books.
The deal is that I very recently survived my first Chaucer course. It's the only pre-Elizabethan course I need, which is good because I know with deadly certainty that I never want to spend that much time talking about satire as expressed in farts again.
However, when we were

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[homericlaughter]

Spend some time with Northrop Frye. You'll be glad you did.

[cozmic_oceanz]

I think Joseph Cambpell is an obvious choice, but for someone with a refreshing, perspective, read Carl Jung! Briefly put, he may be a psychoanalyst, but many of his theories drive from archetypes in the psyche, which then find their way into literature across cultures and generations.