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Leona [35]
1 year ago
10

How does literature attempt to answer some of the “big questions” in our lives?

English
1 answer:
3241004551 [841]1 year ago
3 0

This is probably more of a soul searching confession than an answer. I do this too. I am always in the look out for new movies, books and quotes of wisdom. I have accumulated such a humongous collection of e-books and movies that I would probably will never be able to finish them if I gave up everything and only binge-watched or binge-read. I keep browsing GoodReads, IMDB, Quora and the likes, for highly rated books , movies, etc.

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