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anthology = antho- (flower) + logy (study) | Greek → Latin → English; imagine a beautiful garden filled with various flowers, each representing a different literary piece, all together in a stunning bouquet.
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Read the FAQ explanation of Comprehensible InputAn anthology is a book that collects a variety of literary pieces, often by different authors, united by a theme, form, or period. In everyday use, people talk about anthologies of poetry, short stories, or fairy tales. The word evokes a curated showcase rather than a single author’s work. When you study an anthology in class, you might analyze how the pieces echo or contrast with one another, what the selection reveals about a literary movement, or how editors choose pieces to present a balanced view. Learners should note that anthology is countable: an anthology, two anthologies, etc.
Explain to an English speaker: Anthology emphasizes a curated selection of pieces by different authors, which may be surprising to learners who expect a single voice or a single genre.
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