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Anna Nguyen
Critical Literary Consumption
Join Anna Nguyen for a podcast that asks us to reflect on our reading and analyzing practices. Interviewing writers, authors, and academics, we'll discuss: what does it mean when we cite a text or when we activate the text? Are we giving authors the agency or do we take for granted the concepts we use?
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4.9 stars from 12 ratings
Insightful & accessible
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“Insightful & really, truly stimulating. I loved listening to the first episode (big ideas dealt with in an accessible, exciting way), though I’m very far from being an academic; I’m looking forward to what comes next.”
Amélie P. via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
10/19/20
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