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Summer Reading

Jennifer S. Lubinski wrote 6 days ago: I’ve been playing hooky with the blog, admittedly. This is partly because I have been working … more →

Tags: Books, city of scoundrels, Clyde Edgerton, Dennis Johnson, embroidered ground, Fantastic Mistakes, Gary Krist, Gary M. Pomerantz, Gilead

Stephen Greenblatt--The Swerve Review

Nathan Mariano wrote 1 week ago: I have some free time on my hands this summer, so I’m making a concentrated effort not to comp … more →

Tags: Book Review, Stephen Greenblatt

Post-script to "The Swerve"

Daniel Franke wrote 2 months ago: Quick break from grading and writing to add the post-script to “The Swerve” post I did a … more →

Tags: Middle Ages, early modern period

Jen K's #CBR5 Review #34: The Swerve by Stephen Greenblatt3 comments

Jen K wrote 3 months ago: Greenblatt is most famously known for his books on Shakespeare, or at least, that’s why I know … more →

Tags: 3 stars - a good book, CBR#5, Non-Fiction, Jen K, Stephen Greenblatt, Lucretius, renaissance

Stephen Greenblatt visits Bend, Oregon1 comment

probaway wrote 3 months ago: I have been aware of Stephen Greenblatt for years, and a couple of months ago reviewed his latest bo … more →

Tags: bend oregon, William Shakespeare, Stephen Greenblatt, Bend Oregon wilderness

January

Hannah wrote 5 months ago: The Swerve: How the World Became Modern by Stephen Greenblatt Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe The … more →

Tags: Reading, Books, Literature, kafka, things fall apart, Kings and Queens, The Trial, The Mummy, ramses the damned

A New Year, A New Stack of Books

Hannah wrote 5 months ago: Just finished The Swerve: How the World Became Modern by Stephen Greenblatt. Now that the holiday re … more →

Tags: Reading, Books, Literature

Why "The Swerve" shouldn't surprise us at all, and why its damage will be minimal2 comments

Daniel Franke wrote 5 months ago: [Apologies in advance if the following article offends any parties critiqued, jibed, quipped, or oth … more →

Tags: Middle Ages, Medieval and Early Modern Studies, Stephen Greenblatt, Modernity, early modern period

Swerve/Fanboy

Jim Hinch wrote 6 months ago:   Two new publications: Why Stephen Greenblatt is Wrong — And Why It Matters in the Los A … more →

Tags: greenblatt, fanboy

The 200th anniversary of Hegel's absolute method

franklindmitryev wrote 6 months ago: From the new November-December 2012 issue of News & Letters Essay The 200th anniversary of Hegel … more →

Tags: marxist humanism, Hegel, Karl Marx, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, The Fetish of High Tech and Karl Marx's Unknown Mathema, Capital, Montgomery Bus Boycott, absolute negativity, absolute method

The Swerve

ppauloceronetti wrote 8 months ago: - The versatile energy before the precipitation of matter in the cycle of causes and effects   The v … more →

Tags: Stephen Greenblatt

Salaries of Chemists in Canadian Mining

Jack Caldwell wrote 9 months ago: Just back from Chile.  Long, grueling flights, and airport lounges.  The benefits, few as they are, … more →

Tags: copper, oil sands, Human relations and mining, Jobs and Salaries, North America, Diamond, Mining, Chile, Salary

Book Curses8 comments

reinkat wrote 10 months ago: Long ago, books were regarded as truly valuable, in no small part because they need to be laboriousl … more →

Tags: book curses, Illuminated Manuscripts, Medieval curses, lending books, Stephen Greenblatt

"I don't have time to read fiction..."8 comments

Phil Dwyer wrote 12 months ago: It was an unlikely locker room conversation to begin with… two guys talking about what books t … more →

Tags: Opinion, the hunger games, Walter Isaacson, Steve Jobs, The help!, the girl with the dragon tattoo, in the garden of beasts

Why I am not an Epicurean, or, the Future of Immortality1 comment

pypaik wrote 1 year ago: Our book group is discussing Stephen Greenblatt’s latest book The Swerve, which traces modern … more →

Tags: Books, Theory, Stephen Greenblatt, epicureanism, Lucretius, Christianity, Homer, Immortality, Glory

Greenblatt, The Swerve1 comment

Jona Lendering wrote 1 year ago: This will be an unusual review. Stephen Greenblatt’s book The Swerve. How the World Became Modern ha … more →

Tags: Ancient History, Classics, Lucretius, epicurus, Stephen Greenblatt, Science, greek philosopher epicurus, constituent atoms

And I Wonder...1 comment

mcfsantos wrote 1 year ago: The Swerve Sometimes you listen to a song for the very first time and you suddenly feel and think (o … more →

Tags: Música, Opinião, Music, Portishead, Instrumental, Lyrics, Poetry

June 2012 Book of the Month: Swerve

Phil Dwyer wrote 1 year ago: I know. It’s May 22, not June. But I just finished The Swerve (Stephen Greenblatt – Nort … more →

Tags: Opinion, Book Retailing, book of the month, Pulitzer Prize, Stephen Greenblatt, Poggio Bracciolini

Publications and Summer Reading

Travis wrote 1 year ago: Enjoying a brand-new yearbook in The Circle Following up on last week’s post about young adult ficti … more →

Tags: Books, Echoes, Yearbook, Exquisite Corpses, The Leek, The Onion, Summer Reading, a clockwork orange, paper towns


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