I Taught the Taylor Swift Class at Harvard. Here’s My Thesis.

Taylor Swift, a renowned singer and songwriter, has been a subject of interest for many students at Harvard. The class, called Taylor Swift and Her World, aims to teach students about Swift's career, influences, and influences. The class, which was initially planned to be a quiet seminar, has grown to nearly 200 students, with students from various countries participating. The class has been a success, with students learning about Swift's echoes, half rhymes, arrangements, collaborations, allusions, hooks, and choruses.
The class has been a success, with students learning about Swift's echoes, half rhymes, arrangements, collaborations, allusions, hooks, and choruses. The class has also been a source of inspiration for students, with students collaborating with the BBC, TMZ, Australian public radio, broadcast TV news in Boston, Boise, Sacramento, NPR, RTE, and journalists from various countries.
The class has been a success, with Swift's work being both aspirational and relatable. Swifties and casual fans see parts of themselves in her, but they also see someone they wish they could be. Swift's first few albums have made the pairing clear, with songs like "Fifteen" and "You Belong With Me" speaking to common high school crushes and heartbreaks.
In conclusion, Taylor Swift's work has been a source of inspiration for many students, particularly those who are interested in pursuing careers in music.