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"Healthy and wealthy without you!"—The German's Historical Trouble with Coffee/ 德国人与咖啡的历史纠缠
Wolfgang Schivelbusch, Tastes of Paradise: A Social History of Spices, Stimulants, and Intoxicants (New York: Pantheon Books, 1992), 72-73, 76. … The German relationship to coffee was an index o… more →
Dun Wang Academics/王敦的学术博客
Gift ideas - Books to get or give
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Fabius Maximus wrote 5 days ago: I like books that challenge my views, as in the saying attributed to Mark Twain “What gets us … more →
Tackling the 'Mechanical Horse': A Response to Wolfgang Schivelbusch's 'The Railway Journey'
cmike3 wrote 3 months ago: When I think of Art & Technology, trains and commentaries on early locomotives do not come to mi … more →
Mad Ones and Edible Histories
Weston Cutter wrote 6 months ago: Tom Folsom’s The Mad Ones If you’re in touch enough with your inner teenager … more →
Attention Span - Jed Rasula
Steve Evans wrote 7 months ago: Esther Leslie | Hollywood Flatlands | Verso | 2004 The cover image of Eisenstein shaking hands with … more →
Our metastable Empire, built on a foundation of clay
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Fabius Maximus wrote 1 year ago: More thoughts on the “dreamland” described by Wolfgang Schivelbusch in The Culture of De … more →
Another perspective on Cordesman's "A briefing from the battlefield"
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Fabius Maximus wrote 1 year ago: Anthony H. Cordesman has provided some of the most comprehensive and reliable information about the … more →
"Healthy and wealthy without you!"—The German's Historical Trouble with Coffee/ 德国人与咖啡的历史纠缠
Dun Wang wrote 2 years ago: Wolfgang Schivelbusch, Tastes of Paradise: A Social History of Spices, Stimulants, and Intoxicants ( … more →
"Healthy and wealthy without you!"—The German's Historical Trouble with Coffee/ 德国人与咖啡的历史纠缠
Dun Wang wrote 2 years ago: Wolfgang Schivelbusch, Tastes of Paradise: A Social History of Spices, Stimulants, and Intoxicants ( … more →
Hitler’s Oratory and Beethoven’s Pastoral/ 希特勒的演说术与贝多芬的《田园交响乐》
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Dun Wang wrote 2 years ago: Wolfgang Schivelbusch, Three New Deals: Reflections on Roosevelt’s America, Mussolini’s … more →
Opium and Tea--Schivelbusch (1)/ 鸦片和茶
Dun Wang wrote 3 years ago: Opium for tea—a formula which not only explains the successes of English imperialism in the Far East … more →
