This Guardian article discusses a plea from prominent novelists and writers to preserve English literature degrees, which are facing declining demand in universities. They argue these programs are essential for fostering creativity, critical thinking, and cultural understanding. Some universities are reducing or merging English courses, attributing it to lower enrollment and funding pressures. The writers warn of long-term cultural impacts if humanities subjects like English are devalued. For more details, refer to the full article on The Guardian’s website.
Well that explains everything… a lack of knowledge about language spurns , the total idiots that wish to ban books and brush history under the carpet.
You don’t have to be good at it, but you should know more than you are being allowed to know these days.
Roots of words, what they actually mean, how they were and are used etc., but In case it offends anyone, the moronic brain dead woke, want it consigned to the bi.
Why ? because their are more important things than comprehension. How do you think decent, earnest, inquisitive, competent , confident , Journalists are born ????
Well now lads! Too late to ban in case you offend , like the bullshit over Enid Blyton.
People have always been offended , people fought for certain rights and people died for the same freedoms , you are trying to erase . The past should not be erased, nor should language or words
Do not call yourself educated if you do not have a grasp of language, or history. Don’t …..
