Welcome to the first full episode of "So Lit!" Again, this podcast is dedicated for literature, so if you are a literature student and anyone who's in love with literature, here's the podcast for you.
For this inaugural episode, we would be talking about the things that make up literature. We would make labels and categories. We’d cut and divide the big bulk of literature—its broadness and vagueness—and examine each part that make its whole.
For us to better understand literature, we'd cut it into chunk--its ingredients, forms, categories, and genres, all for the goal of understanding literature and its significance in our lives.
Please see the references below that helped make this episode possible:
Rowling, J. K., author. (1998). Harry Potter and the sorcerer's stone. New York:Arthur A. Levine Books
Rexroth, K. (2019, February 22). Literature. Encyclopædia Britannica. https://www.britannica.com/art/literature
Solmerano, E., Ondevilla, M., Palencia, M., Jerusalem, V., & Cruz, J. (2017). 21st century literature from the Philippines and the world (2nd ed.). Manila: Fastbooks Educational Supply, Inc.
Tan, A. (2001). Introduction to literature (4th ed.). Quezon City: Academic Publishing Corporation.
