WHAT DOES LITERARY ENTHUSIASTS ENJOY?

      

Literary enthusiast - has a deep interest in literature and its appreciation.

A person who studies literature is often referred to as a “literary scholar” or simply a “literature scholar.” They may also be called a “literary critic,” “literary analyst,” or “literary researcher,” depending on their specific focus and area of expertise within the field of literature.

As readers, we get to look at things from a new angle. Every time we read a literary piece, a new perspective sows its buds inside our minds. Gradually, our thought enriches and our focus widens.

First and foremost, literature opens our eyes and makes us see more than just the obvious. It helps us realize the wide world outside, surrounding us. It changes our perspective about things, people, and events. It broadens the horizon of our minds and shapes our worldview.

 Reading great literature exercises the imagination. We enjoy stories; it is a pleasure to meet characters and to live in their world, to experience their joys and sorrows. In a practical sense, an active imagination helps us perceive truth, make value judgments, and deal with the complexities of life in creative ways.

Literature can transport you to another time and place without leaving your room. You experience these stories simply by reading them; imagining them in your mind. The feelings evoked, whether sad, angry, inspired, or blissfully happy, are ours to share with the characters in the book.

Literary enthusiasts utilize the way Literature provides in the form of a window into places, people, and situations we wouldn't be able to experience otherwise.

 Through literature, we develop emotional connections with characters and a shared community. We witness unparalleled kindness and terror. And though these experiences, we start to learn about ourselves and others. Reading the right passage can feel like the author knows us better than we know ourselves.