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The Elegance of the Hedgehog
I found this book in an airport bookstore. It’s incredibly dense, partly as a result of being translated from the original French.… more →
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Summer Reading List: The Handmaid's Tale
wrote 3 days ago: Well this is strange, but I want to try something new. Because I’m not a magician and because … more →
Gradiva
wrote 1 month ago: Professor Freud, among his multitude of articles in his 23 volume opus, wrote a piece about a man … more →
"To the Other Side": A first Naruto analysis
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wrote 2 months ago: It strikes me as I am about to embark on this blog’s greatest goal that there is an entire fie … more →
Critical Conditioning Block
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wrote 3 months ago: Criticism. Ok, ok, drop the cloak, tuck in your fangs and for pity’s sake, stop hissing. Yes, … more →
It's Been A While...
wrote 5 months ago: Thanks for liking Book Trove over a Facebook. Keep the likes coming!! Anyway, Book Trove is looking … more →
Emerson on Defining Heroism
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wrote 5 months ago: [Note: All page numbers accompanying any quotations in this post are from the cited work listed in … more →
Steadfastness, Resistance, and Occupation in the Works of Sahar Khalifeh
wrote 6 months ago: In August of 2011 I started the research process for my undergraduate thesis. A year or so later and … more →
Before the Last Petal Falls; In Defense of Gaston
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wrote 7 months ago: I have been compared many times to Belle, because (like her) I will walk around town with my nose in … more →
The Elegance of the Hedgehog
wrote 8 months ago: I found this book in an airport bookstore. It’s incredibly dense, partly as a result of being … more →
The Eternal Question: Autobiography vs Biography
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wrote 8 months ago: by Catherine Owen Two things happened relating to my writing over the span of the last 24 hours: I w … more →
Last night I had a dream. I blew up my washing machine.
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wrote 9 months ago: In my head, is a deliciously fascinating place to live. Certain literary works seem to only encour … more →
50 Shades of Grey: the literary libido killer.
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wrote 10 months ago: I admit I did it. I fell prey to the craze and wandered into the bookstore to pick up a copy of 50 S … more →
Introducing Literary Fauvism
wrote 11 months ago: By Kamaria Muntu Editor 16 June 2012, 16:45 GMT What is modern of course always has a genesis. Scho … more →
John Asht - Oh boy, where do I even start...
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wrote 1 year ago: Okay, apparently, the event in question already happened a couple weeks ago in December, but I read … more →
A (totally serious) Critique of Suess' Marvin K. Mooney
wrote 1 year ago: Marvin K. Mooney Will You Please Go Now! is not one of Seuss’ best. It’s no The Cat in t … more →
C.S. Lewis' Abolition of Man, "Men Without Chests": A Critique
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wrote 1 year ago: C.S. Lewis may very well be one of the most prolific writer’s of the 20th Century, having gained emi … more →
The Social Contract Theories of Hobbes & Rousseau: A Critique
wrote 1 year ago: [This post is a brief extension of two prior analyses I did on Thomas Hobbes's Leviathan, and Jean-J … more →
Controversy wrapped in sentiment: Louisa May Alcott's genius
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wrote 1 year ago: (Disclaimer: Admittedly I’ve only just started pouring over Louisa’s works, and I haven … more →
Frank N. Furter and Klingons (but not Little Fascist Panties or Sartre)
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wrote 1 year ago: This was originally written as a reader response to Lee K. Abbott’s “One of Star Wars, O … more →
