1964
DOI: 10.1093/elt/xviii.2.59
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“…To this effect, Pattison (1972) argues that maintaining interest in studying literature is important, as literature has a role to play not only in the learner's personal development but also in their social adjustment. He further suggests that the literature lesson should always be broader than a mere language lesson for students to think for themselves, ponder the author's message, and draw on other personal experiences.…”
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“…To this effect, Pattison (1972) argues that maintaining interest in studying literature is important, as literature has a role to play not only in the learner's personal development but also in their social adjustment. He further suggests that the literature lesson should always be broader than a mere language lesson for students to think for themselves, ponder the author's message, and draw on other personal experiences.…”
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confidence: 99%