Talk:School of Criticism and Theory

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Examples of close paraphrase

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Source: "the SCT offers professors and advanced graduate students of literature and related social sciences a chance to work with preeminent figures in critical thought"

Article: "The School of Criticism and Theory at Cornell University offers professors and advanced graduate students of literature and related social sciences a chance to work with preeminent figures in critical thought"

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Source: "Participants work with the SCT's core faculty of distinguished scholars and theorists in one of four six-week seminars. Each faculty member offers, in addition, a public lecture and a colloquium (based on an original paper) which are attended by the entire group."

Article: "Participants work with distinguished scholars and theorists in one of four sex-week seminars, in addition to several mini-seminars and lectures."

—Notyourbroom (talk) 20:55, 7 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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