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Submitted by rmeyers on Mon, 03/01/2010 - 10:23am.

Sorry, I would also like to add that all of these limiting genres can also be freeing --no matter what I am reading, I can find as much to think deeply about with science fiction as I can with the Scarlet Letter. As long as our class approaches these settings/genres openly, and with the knowledge that it is possible to learn/have 'deep' discussions about many topics, we should be able to engage in a fruitful class.

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