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Does /lit/ take notes on books, use post-it notes or other tools to highlight certain passagens? I'm thinking of doing a careful analysis of a certain trilogy from a local writer and wondered how I could organize my reading. I've got a bunch of post-it notes from different sizes/colors/shapes and want to use them effectively. I also bought a small notebook to jot down a few of my thoughts about the novels. Are there any English majors here who have done in-depth analysis of books? How did you approach the work in question?
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>>9238717
>2017
>read books
>mfw
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>>9238717
i usually mark the most interesting pages with semen
it's fairly counterproductive tho
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>>9238819
Why? You can always easily come again onto those passages.
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>>9238717
It comes in really handy when reading the Bible, especially a king James version. Sometimes I'll put a piece of paper that sticks out so I don't forget to reread.
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>>9238845
the pages are stuck together
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>>9238806
>any English majors
That's your problem right there. There are only failures on here
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