From the start, I have never really been fond of literature.
I thought of it as a set of unnecessarily complex texts. I always dreaded English
in general, but literature was just my most hated part of it. But as a science
and math type of person, the study of liberal arts and literature has opened me
up to new perspectives, which I would not have otherwise been exposed to on my
own. The study of literature is filled with many different interpretations and
I find it interesting how the person sitting right next to you is taking the
meaning of the text in a completely opposite direction. Of course, deciphering
the text’s theme might be the first thing you have to worry about. Analyzing
literature is not fun, but I think in the end it is very rewarding. The
critical thinking skills practiced, along with the text-to-world, art-to-world,
etc. connections being made are essential for students intending to pursue a
higher level of education. My
involvement with the liberal arts extend my understanding of the world and
introduce me to the mystery of human nature itself. Being exposed to different
perspectives has made me into a more proactive, accepting, and understanding
person.
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