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Reflections on Saturday: the Mighty Story, the Mirror Stage, and Henry Perowne's Ocular Proof
Early in our inhabitation of Henry Perowne’s mind, we observe him engage in one of many intellectual disputes with his daughter’s worldview: “This notion of Daisy’s, that people can’t ‘live’ without s… more →
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Reflections on Saturday: the Mighty Story, the Mirror Stage, and Henry Perowne's Ocular Proof
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bellonvandy wrote 7 months ago: Early in our inhabitation of Henry Perowne’s mind, we observe him engage in one of many intellectual … more →
SATURDAY, & The Moon-Blanched Infarct
B.L. wrote 7 months ago: Inside its borders, having for years gone unnoticed, the delinquent gene now keys the security syste … more →
Matthew Arnold in Ian McEwan's Saturday
erinspinka wrote 7 months ago: What should we make of the references to Matthew Arnold (yes, I am excited to discuss another Victor … more →
A Saturday with the Perownes
coreykalbaugh wrote 7 months ago: I read Ian McEwan’s Saturday in one sitting after we finished our class on Wednesday and I can hones … more →
Poets & Writers' "For Writers, the Doctor's Definitely In"
v2009 wrote 7 months ago: In support of short posts (and interdisciplinarity) – Kate Daniels brought this article in Po … more →
Genealogies and Critical Distance
michaelalijewicz wrote 8 months ago: John Dupre’s lunch seminar on Genomes and Genetics was an invaluable opportunity to see a crit … more →
The Commodification of the Genetic Code
michaelalijewicz wrote 9 months ago: In Oryx and Crake, Oryx is a sex-slave, a child-prostitute, and a human commodity. She was bought, … more →
Collaboration in Literary Study
Jay Clayton wrote 10 months ago: In the graduate class this semester, we plan to explore collaborative research techniques that are m … more →
