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What’s better for poetry and classical literature analysis, Sparknotes or Litchart?
***\[DISCLAIMER: I am not a literary student, and this is not for any sort of "homework". All I am is what one might call a dilettante.\]***
Currently reading T S Eliot and want to use a respected and reliable analysis service to get the best understanding, learning and appreciation out of reading poetry and classical literature.
Fyi T S Eliot is just the contemporaneous example, whatever gets suggested as the best I'll use for future poets and authors I read. Sylvia Plath and W B Yeats are the next poets I plan to read after *Wasteland and Other Poems* by the aforementioned, T S Eliot. Further unrelated, I'm currently reading *Ethics* by Baruch Spinoza as well, but that falls more under philosophy than literature.
#entertainment
***\[DISCLAIMER: I am not a literary student, and this is not for any sort of "homework". All I am is what one might call a dilettante.\]***
Currently reading T S Eliot and want to use a respected and reliable analysis service to get the best understanding, learning and appreciation out of reading poetry and classical literature.
Fyi T S Eliot is just the contemporaneous example, whatever gets suggested as the best I'll use for future poets and authors I read. Sylvia Plath and W B Yeats are the next poets I plan to read after *Wasteland and Other Poems* by the aforementioned, T S Eliot. Further unrelated, I'm currently reading *Ethics* by Baruch Spinoza as well, but that falls more under philosophy than literature.
#entertainment
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