Reply 1
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why english/history is more relevant than ever in todays current affairs (lack of media literacy, Russia-Ukraine war, Palestine, tariffs + economic history relations, declining literacy rates)
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how the literary/publishing world has changed and factors contributing to why?
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the unaccredited work of women throughout history
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the ethics of ghost writers
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how historical events shaped literature (censorship, religion etc.)
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how did literature play a key role in historical events (malleus maleficarum, daemonologie)
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the effect of de-industrialisation on businesses/business structures
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rise of independent publishing/decline of traditional publishing
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exploitative + classist nature of traditional publishing/education/work
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