Eliza’s attitude to chocolate creams and Nora’s attitude to macaroons — finding the elegant links
Recounting experiences within one particular comparative essay, Mark begins with this advice.
When approaching a comparative task, I have a phrase which makes my A-level English literature students roll their eyes and sigh, weary with my repetition: ‘Find the elegant link.’ Why this preoccupation with elegance?
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