Hi, my name's Scott. I'm a registered nurse living in the US. From 2012-2014 I worked as an English teacher in Numazu and Gotenba, Shizuoka. I enjoy helping other people learn English! It's a good way to meet interesting people and share culture, ideas, and stories.
I studied Japanese in university and practiced while I lived in Japan, but I forgot a lot of it... I hope I can help others practice English conversation and also learn some Japanese!
I prefer to voice/video call on Skype to practice. I work day and night shifts, so the time difference is no problem.
In this example, 'prejudice' simply means 'bias'.
"the anthology reveals a prejudice in favour of lyric poets" means that this anthology favors lyric poets. A prejudice is usually a bad opinion about something without enough evidence. In this example the prejudice is in favor of lyric poets. This means that the anthology represents lyric poets disproportionately (too much).
'A prejudice in favor' is not a common expression. Another possible example is: if NHK only says good things about Yoshihiko Noda, then NHK has a prejudice in favor of Noda.