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Nothing is stranger and more delicate than the relationship between people who know each other only with their eyes
Nothing is stranger and more delicate than the relationship between people who know each other only with their eyes, who meet daily, even hourly, and yet are compelled, by force of custom of their own… more →
The Floating Library
Natural Growth and Decay
Utisz wrote 5 days ago: I can’t but agree with Lukàcs’s misgiving about the ending of Thomas Mann’s Royal … more →
Magic Mountain
hdatta wrote 1 week ago: Magic Mountain – now this is quite a read. This novel by Thomas Mann captures the experience of Hans … more →
Finding Your Own Voice
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Scott W. Smith wrote 1 week ago: When Henry Miller died in 1980 at the age of 88 he had over 40 books published. On Wikipedia it was … more →
Die zweite Fusion | Mainz mit Dendemann
thegreatbertholinis wrote 2 weeks ago: …die schwerfällige Ordnung und Gesetzlichkeit des Alltags aufgehoben, die Hindernisse und Umst … more →
The Magic Mountain and the Flatlands
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mraley wrote 2 weeks ago: by Matthew Raley The question I’m wrestling with these days is what to do about evangelical mu … more →
Estudos Avançados 65
Marcel Vejmelka wrote 4 weeks ago: Revista Estudos Avançados (São Paulo) vol. 23, no. 65, 2009 com o dossiê “Vieira, Machado, Gu … more →
Geburtstage
emilywalton wrote 1 month ago: Happy Birthday… Thomas Mann (6.6.1875) … more →
I've Been Reading: The Magic Mountain
Elizabeth wrote 1 month ago: In the years before the outbreak of World War I, a young man named Hans Castorp takes a train into t … more →
Attention Span - Michael Kelleher
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Steve Evans wrote 1 month ago: Roberto Bolaño, trans. Natasha Wimmer | The Savage Detectives | Picador | 2008 Juliana Spahr | The T … more →
Hark!...
LW wrote 1 month ago: The British Library Gates The British Library conjures images of rows and rows of books– and … more →
I am caught in this burning scene. Pan's hour, the faunal noon
Dr. Sineokov wrote 2 months ago: He was caught in the enchantment of a sacredly distorted world full of Panic life — and he dre … more →
Nothing is stranger and more delicate than the relationship between people who know each other only with their eyes
Dr. Sineokov wrote 2 months ago: Nothing is stranger and more delicate than the relationship between people who know each other only … more →
For beauty, my Phaedrus, beauty alone is both lovely and visible at once
Dr. Sineokov wrote 2 months ago: For beauty, my Phaedrus, beauty alone is both lovely and visible at once; it is, mark me, the only f … more →
rose and separated from the elements
Dr. Sineokov wrote 2 months ago: “Tadziu! Tadziu!” He turned back; beating the resistent water into a foam with his legs, … more →
The experiences of a man who lives alone and in silence
Dr. Sineokov wrote 2 months ago: The experiences of a man who lives alone and in silence are both vaguer and more penetrating than th … more →
I am rowing you well; you are rowing me well
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Dr. Sineokov wrote 2 months ago: There was silence. The oar splashed, the water thudded against the bow. And the talking and whisperi … more →
a forbidden hankering . . . after the inarticulate, the boundless, the eternal, sheer nothing
Dr. Sineokov wrote 2 months ago: “Yes, I shall stay,” Aschenbach thought. “Where would things be better?” And … more →
Reading Schopenhauer
severalfourmany wrote 2 months ago: Tue 5/12/09 7:04 PM There are a number of reasons that I find Schopenhauer so appealing. First of al … more →
Quote of the Day - Self Recognition
Chris H. wrote 2 months ago: “No man remains quite what he was when he recognizes himself.” - Thomas Mann … more →
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