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 == topics
-.      Discuss the oeuvre of a significant author.
+# Discuss the oeuvre of a significant author.
+# Discuss a genre in a specific period.
+# Discuss a literary period; definitions and problems.
+# Compare two works by the same author.
+# Compare two works by different authors within a period.
+# Discuss a key concept in a period and its recent critical assessment.
+# Analyse a literary work using the methods of one specific critical approach.
+# Discuss a philosophical trend and its relevance to a given work or period of literature.
+# Discuss the formal features of a literary piece of your choice, offering a close reading in terms of narratology, rhetorics, stylistics or prosody. (Bring along the text for the exam.)
+# Discuss the cultural background as a context for the analysis of a specific work.
+# Discuss a motif or topos (e.g., the body, nature, the city) over the course of several literary periods.
+# Discuss the connection between other forms of art and a selected work of literature.
-.      Discuss a genre in a specific period.
-.      Discuss a literary period; definitions and problems.
-.      Compare two works by the same author.
-.      Compare two works by different authors within a period.
-.      Discuss a key concept in a period and its recent critical assessment.
-.      Analyse a literary work using the methods of one specific critical approach.
-.      Discuss a philosophical trend and its relevance to a given work or period of literature.
-.      Discuss the formal features of a literary piece of your choice, offering a close reading in terms of narratology, rhetorics, stylistics or prosody. (Bring along the text for the exam.)
-.     Discuss the cultural background as a context for the analysis of a specific work.
-.     Discuss a motif or topos (e.g., the body, nature, the city) over the course of several literary periods.
-.  Discuss the connection between other forms of art and a selected work of literature.