Blogs about: Pierre Bayard
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Without a Net 3 or 3s a Crowd
In all this about crowds and masses, I’ve not yet touched on what I find most intriguing about groupings. If you know absolutely everything about an individual creature, you cannot predict the b… more →
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in praise of failure
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pensum wrote 7 months ago: Human beings have a tremendous capacity for failure and our failures take many forms. The range of l … more →
Humiliation, anyone?
DebbieN wrote 9 months ago: In his 1975 novel, Changing Places, David Lodge sent up university literature departments everywhere … more →
How to Talk About Books You Haven't Read
diversitymedia wrote 9 months ago: more about “FORA.tv – How to Talk About Books You…“, posted with vodpod … more →
How to Talk About Books You Haven't Read
curledupwithabook wrote 12 months ago: I heard about this book called How to Talk About Books You Haven’t Read, by Pierre Bayard, so … more →
Cast Off
twins4reading wrote 1 year ago: Gentleman One: I have found that life is not unlike a meatball. Gentleman Two: A meatball? How so? G … more →
On reading a book, using a book and interpreting a book
vaishakbelle wrote 1 year ago: A recent podcast (recent in terms of when I had downloaded it as opposed to when it was created) I w … more →
The incommunicable and Procustes
scriptionis wrote 1 year ago: It appears as if I’ve given up on writing: I haven’t. It’s been quite hectic here, especially in the … more →
a milepost, mowed down
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bradtyer wrote 1 year ago: Kind of a semi-momentous occasion. Last night I finished reading Pierre Bayard’s How To Talk A … more →
To Read Or To Non-Read: On Pierre Bayard
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Mikhail Emelianov wrote 1 year ago: Again, returning to the subject of Pierre Bayard’s book – How To Talk About Books You Ha … more →
Talking about books you haven't read
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flymellon wrote 1 year ago: One of my Type-A personality characteristics is an inclination to make lists. Like books to read, b … more →
BORING AND UNREAD BOOKS
boldray wrote 1 year ago: How To Talk About Books You Haven’t Read by Pierre Bayard (translated from the French by Jeffrey Meh … more →
Reading Humour (No Smiling Allowed)
Peter Kerry Powers wrote 1 year ago: The Librarian And Information Science News blog called my attention back to The Onion, which I used … more →
Reading as Mapping: Or, Who are the Well-Read? And Does Anyone Really Care?
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Peter Kerry Powers wrote 1 year ago: My son is a seventh grader who plays up a grade on an eighth grade basketball team. They make the Ba … more →
More, and yet more
Peter Kerry Powers wrote 1 year ago: I think there’s something about the great sea of information that leaves one feeling perpetual … more →
I talk about books I haven't read
Drew wrote 2 years ago: Books have the same enemies as people: fire, humidity, animals, weather, and their own content. Paul … more →
Skimmed book. ++
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Jonathan Miller wrote 2 years ago: Pierre Bayard is a professor of French literature at Paris VII, a psychotherapist, and the génial au … more →
Without a Net 3 or 3s a Crowd
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flann4 wrote 2 years ago: In all this about crowds and masses, I’ve not yet touched on what I find most intriguing about … more →
How to Talk about Books You Haven't Read
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jonmsweeney wrote 2 years ago: I’m in San Diego at the American Academy of Religion meetings, and reading Pierre Bayard … more →
A review of "How to talk about books you haven't read"
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Vincent Crummles wrote 2 years ago: HB and SB+ … more →
