I want to read Western literature, but I don't know what kind of strength I need to be able to understand it in liberal arts.
It is not easy to read western literature because it involves many different cultures, histories and languages. Therefore, to understand Western literature, one usually needed to have a certain degree of liberal arts knowledge. Liberal arts majors usually covered a wide range of subjects such as history, politics, philosophy, psychology, economics, and so on. These subjects can help people understand the society, politics, and values of different cultures, as well as the background and historical background of literary works. If you want to understand Western literature, you should at least have high school liberal arts knowledge. Of course, this was only a general reference. If there were more specific requirements for a particular work, it might require a higher level of knowledge. Reading western literature required a certain amount of patience and perseverance, as well as a certain understanding of the background and style of the work. As long as one had enough liberal arts knowledge and understanding of the works, one could better understand and appreciate Western literature.
