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Pure English Literature
Pure English Literature refers to literary works originally written in the English language. It includes all major literary forms: poetry, prose, and drama. I…
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Applied English Literature
Applied English Literature is an interdisciplinary field that connects the study of literary texts, theories, and criticism with practical real-world issues a…
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