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Recommended Reading and the Western Canon
It’s been a while since I’ve walked the hallowed halls of the alma mater and feasted upon the great works of literature. And although I’m jobless now and far from unfolding the shini… more →
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Verse broadens the mind, scientists find
foxchasereview wrote 1 month ago: Have a look at this post on Amy King’s Blog: Verse broadens the mind, scientists find … more →
READING THE BIBLE (6): As God's (Crazy) Family Album
Jeremy Berg wrote 1 month ago: In this series of posts we’re exploring the different ways the Bible confronts the reader and the ap … more →
Verse broadens the mind, scientists find
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amyking wrote 1 month ago: Verse broadens the mind, scientists find RICHARD GRAY (rgray@scotlandonsunday.com) IF LITERATURE is … more →
Doris Lessing on What to Read
asianclassicsproject wrote 2 months ago: Doris Lessing Here is a wonderful passage from Doris Lessing’s 1971 introduction to The Golden … more →
An experiment in reading
heyzeus7 wrote 2 months ago: I am annoyingly fickle in my choice of reading. This is partly because I have many interests and par … more →
Two Ways to Read
misssylvie wrote 5 months ago: Skim reading is necessary when you’re researching an essay, looking for an answer to a particular qu … more →
A Taste For Reading
Kevin wrote 5 months ago: The meat and drink that we take to keep body and soul together, the raiment and amusement that we ha … more →
How to Read Literature Like a Professor by Thomas C. Foster
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Alvin Galvan wrote 6 months ago: When I read Charles Dickens’ Great Expectations years ago, I was sure of one thing: the story didn’t … more →
Reading Without History
ericanaone wrote 6 months ago: I went to St. John’s College, where we read many of the “Great Books of the Western Worl … more →
Pod People #33
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David Sedaris Read About Nachos Tonight!!
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Sean Lovelace wrote 8 months ago: He really, really did. Wow. I was blown away. His entire reading blew me away–it’s so ra … more →
Bibliophobia
kenhendrix24 wrote 11 months ago: Bibliophobia. Despite the way it sounds it’s not the fear that most college students have of … more →
What is: Iambic Pentameter & Shakespeare's Sonnet 116
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upinvermont wrote 11 months ago: May 10, 2009 – New Post : Bright Star by John Keats, His Sonnet March 19 2009 John Donne & … more →
Links - September 11th 2008
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Simon Kendrick wrote 1 year ago: I ended up missing the link update last week, so I’ll split the two weeks up into two manageab … more →
Recommended Reading and the Western Canon
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legendumst wrote 1 year ago: It’s been a while since I’ve walked the hallowed halls of the alma mater and feasted upo … more →
Concept Map Explanation in Concept Map
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pkab wrote 1 year ago: Penjelasan Peta Konsep dengan Peta Konsep Cara bacanya sebagai berikut: Concept Map dibuat dari Kump … more →
Eating books is good
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seekercyrus wrote 1 year ago: (isang hapon habang nagbabasa…) textmate: hello, magandang umaga…! kamusta na? reply ko: … more →
Child Teaching Reading at Home from Birth On
childfont wrote 1 year ago: Reading instruction begins at home, long before the child receives any formal teaching. Whether you … more →
how to read 200% faster in 10 minutes
tylerlindell wrote 1 year ago: These are the steps I followed to increase my reading and they proved to be extremely helpful and ef … more →
