How To Survive A Literature Degree - Tips For English Majors

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Title	:	How To Survive A Literature Degree - Tips For English Majors
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Comment from : Robin Waldun

What type high paid jobs can i get to study in English literature?
Comment from : MD Muzaien

I have interest in English literature to have masters in itmay we communicate outside the page
Comment from : Alphonce Omondi

Can it be a sin to know?-Paradise Lost by John Milton
Comment from : Shenefelts

“made a lot of enemies … with writers who are dead” oh god did i feel that
Comment from : rat

If you read 2 out of 10 of the assigned novels, you will have a 2 out of 10 chance of ever graduating When a professor devotes an exam to a novel you didn't read, you will be deciding on a new major This is bad advice And yes - I have a degree in English literature
Comment from : Norman Hills

I never got a degree, I been reading philosophy , psychology and quantum books for thirty five years I love reading, but i am average guy who has a day job Downey California ❤❤
Comment from : Surfer Frank Downey

I would loveee to have my dark academia moment studying English literature in Edinburgh or Oxford University yk buttttt I've been diagnosed with "The curse of the middle class" and I want to kind of earn money so maybe my next life😭 if im a privileged woman i can fulfill this dream of mine
Comment from : Shazz

Nice videobrGood informationbrEasy to understand
Comment from : Terry Strong

I turn 35 this week I've recently gone through a break of with my ex partner of eight years I'm In a weird place emotionally The one thing that I am passionate about it literature At 35 is it too late for me to go back to college to pursue this? It's probably a stupid question, but one I've been pondering nonetheless This video was very informative
Comment from : Miles Williams

hanging in there!
Comment from : Rao Pamintuan

You have a very unique voice 👍🏼
Comment from : Viii🪩

I wish I found you earlier, Sir Intrigued by your channel description I hope you keep doing this if that's what you like
Comment from : Krishna Shaji

Good job!! I love this video
Comment from : Michelle Fernando

Your hairstyle reminds me of one poet I like brJust want to know what should I say to the barber to get my hair like this
Comment from : Khánh Gia Nguyễn

I'm doing my masters in English literature currently and I've lost the passion to study this subject But it's too late to change so I'm trying to revive that love I had for English years ago :)
Comment from : winx🦑

You are such a intellectual and attractive adult young man! I love your voice
Comment from : Klissaura R

Your advice great! I was lucky because as a younger teen even I was constantly reading literary theory
Comment from : Jazz Girl

Getting my English degree was the best thing I ever did I loved every minute of it
Comment from : Anna C

Hello fellas 👋🏻 English Language & Literature student here!
Comment from : Dewi

I'm only few months away from graduating, picking literature for a degree was a long ride but definitely worth it
Comment from : Fays secret

And I study English Literature while being French I don't even know my french literature :)) I like to suffer
Comment from : BANGFEATHERS

Hello, I got my associate of arts degree in English and I am pursuing my bachelor's degree in English literature and looking into getting a Master's in English Literature afterwards what is the highest math class required for a Master's in English Literature?? (I hate math)
Comment from : Andrew Cornelio

To be fair, my main concern for university is the money and the living situation I’d love to study in the Netherlands, but living in any university city is expensive and rare and if I’m in a country I don’t even speak the language of, how am I going to get a job!? I’m terrified of just not being able to cover the costs of university, a space to live, books and food and everything!
Comment from : Lian Meadowes they them

better tip perhaps from someone who did a PhD in English: take classes from profs who come highly recommended I made the mistake a couple of times of taking a course because I was supercurious about the subject(s) (Hardy's The Dynasts, Browning's The Ring and the Book) you can read and interpret and ENJOY great things on your own--by the time you're a Senior or Junior take classes by PROF! there are MANY lame-os out there in US and UK academia crashing bores, pompous asses, Wokedopes pushing social justice agendas rather than explication du texte f them
Comment from : tbwatch88

What about for Comparitive Literature, will it be the same?
Comment from : luis carlos

Congrats Senpai Waldun, all the best with your future endeavorsbrbrI started watched some of your videos since the end of last year i think my first one was the "Melbourne's Fashion Sense" video but that was my gateway drug into the other philosophy videos on the channelbrAs a compsci student with literally no breadth into literature it was nice to be able to listen in on these very interesting topics in philosophy and your takes on them using more or less laymen terms while on my regular commutesbrA friend of mine actually pointed out that you were on campus which i had no idea about and I was very hyped to meet you in person brSorry for running through frame on the recording btw that was me I probably should have kept my stuff next to the door if there was a chance i had to leave early 💀brI hope you will forgive me and thanks for checking out our pamphlet alsobrbrBest wishes, Luigi
Comment from : Super Derped

Really amazing video - the editing, your way of speaking, the way you introduced the sponsor, and also your way of introducing your tips as an experienced student
Comment from : Wiizardii

guys plz I am looking for English novels that I can tackle from a feminist perspectivebrlike Jane Eyre etc brI really need help n some suggestions! brLike novels in which the male female character /or female characters were oppressed by their society n maybe their husbandsbrI need it for my dissertationbrI have been suggested to do Sister Carrie but unfortunately the teacher told me that it has been delt with in our department:((
Comment from : Mary

That was really my dream but I kind of lost my way and instead I pursued an IMC degree
Comment from : Ahmed Mostafa

Great
Comment from : chorouk fouad

The writer's Tag
Comment from : chorouk fouad

Go go go 😂😎😊💜
Comment from : chorouk fouad

Any tips for people who graduate with a low Gpa? my reason is mental health🥲
Comment from : drowned pirate

not an English major but am watching nonetheless because I find your voice soothing 😌🤷‍♀️😅
Comment from : nina

Why not just read the summaries of the books? Why read the actual books and not the summaries?
Comment from : Hanskung

i’m in the last year of my degree in english and psychology - i’ve realized that english is in a way, the study of everything an english degree is almost like a lens to see things through
Comment from : Cole Cline

Which university did you go to ?
Comment from : Dudayev

Here's another well-structured, extremely interesting and motivating video, R C Waldun! As an avid reader and literature enthusiast, your videos are a real godsend! Having said that, I have a question: is there a literature theory volume that you would recommend? I would love to analyze my readings more critically and go a bit beyond the close reading level, so to speakbrThanks for your amazing content, I'm looking forward to your next video 😁
Comment from : Federico Movia

I really love how you make these vids!
Comment from : paula_nevermind

Amazing voice man The sheer timbre
Comment from : Inspiration Lab

Love The Chair
Comment from : trees of arden

Wow, one week to go!? Well done, Robin! 👏
Comment from : Marian H

LITERARY THEORY & CRITICISM are very important, once you start understanding them it gets easier and all those novels and plays which didn't make any sense to you in the beginning suddenly start making sense, you get a better idea of how and why the text is written in a particular way or style
Comment from : Ambreen Ali

4:30 " and to reinterpret these pieces of primary text through the theories that you've read"brOh, no! I hope that's not what it's like! You don't interpret the primary text through this & that theory You should be trying to understand what the AUTHOR meant by what they were writing
Comment from : Yesica1993

I’m a freshman English major and I’ve been told that I don’t have to read everything even by my professor
Comment from : Fatema

I'm studying both history and literature, so I'm basically a professional reader at this point It is though as they require a different type of thinking, but it is a lot of fun
Comment from : L the Catt

“Senior citizen of undergrad studies” is a such a good autobiographical bar
Comment from : William Dozier

i thought u were pregnant 😭😭
Comment from : uhh 🥱

With your being a smart, well-spoken guy; it tickles me that you mispronounce "library" just like I do
Comment from : skm

Great video mate!
Comment from : Laynas

I just want to say my dumb ass saw the thumbnail and didn't see your legs and so I thought you had a very rounded belly with no legs and I did a double take Anyway, congrats!
Comment from : Sasha Rodriguez

Congratulations! Another point: you'll be reading way more criticim than actual literary works If you are thinking of doing English literature because you love reading fiction, please, bear in mind that this is not what English Literature is Many people don't know this until it's too late you'll be reading criticism, literary theory, sometimes history or even politics I remember when I had to read a legal document from 1860's Massachusetts Literature is something that's closely linked to society Sometimes, you need to understand more than just the plot Good luck
Comment from : Anya B

Needed this 3 years ago
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Comment from : Sherlock 789

If you love reading also, you don’t have to go for English literature History has just as many books assigned to you and it gives a lot of context to everything In college, history wasn’t about memorizing dates to events It was getting a framework over certain topics so that you can read deeper into it later
Comment from : American Book Dragon

I am currently an English literature major Wonderful video! I think for me where I am struggling is learning how to balance my personal interests and also university I love to read and learn more Sometimes it's difficult to keep up my appetite for philosophy when I have so many other readings I'm currently trying to learn how to balance personal reading and academic reading It's tough, but anything worth doing is difficult I wish you the best in your remaining time in academia! :)
Comment from : Hanie

As you know, I'm someone that's really considering up-taking an English Degree, so this video came at a perfect time Amazing stuff as usual man!
Comment from : Archers World of Literature

Thanks for the encouragement for others and for being an inspiration, go on Robin, you're the best of us
Comment from : The HoodieGuy

remember that education is a privilege everyone!!! not everyone can have degrees on their plate on top of supporting themselves and perhaps others care jobs and other professions are afforded less education though being incredibly crucial the humanities are becoming more and more exclusive and it’s really important we have that awareness going through our education never forget the reason you’re doing what you’re doing, remember to give back as much as you can
Comment from : ada

Getting a STEM degree If I did English I'd probably lose it
Comment from : Anjali Tiwari

I am currently studying in last year of school And next year I will be joining literature course 😍 I know it's not going to be piece of cake instead sometimes literary works would be hard like walnuts but when I finally get to eat the nut inside I will get that big brains like literature professionals brbrMy heart is racing ahead of me for the future and I keep claming it down that first goal is to score in 12th standard
Comment from : Samiksha_$@M

coming from an engineering background, I like how you made references to engineering
Comment from : Hassan Kigo

FF —> thru mid-roll ads… of course!
Comment from : Anders Bjørn

Congrats Waldun!brDidn't know you were also graduating this year I graduated last July and took JD as my post-grad brWish you the best in your next academic path!
Comment from : Faint Sherin

Congrats Waldun!!
Comment from : Anh Tu Nguyen

Well said 👍, because I can clearly relate it that I am a final year pg literature student Totally agree
Comment from : Sandra Mathews

Thanks for your advice, RC Waldun This channel has drastically evolved for the better I’m sure many other literature students out there can find this helpful in a lot of ways
Comment from : sophia isabelle