After Hours
An 1853 review of “Villette”
From The Examiner (London, England), Saturday, February 5, 1853; Issue 2349 An excerpt: “The majority [of the characters] are pleasant and love-worthy people … But Lucy Snowe deals now and then in needlessly tragical apostrophes. … and in the last page of
An 1853 review of “Villette”
From The Examiner (London, England), Saturday, February 5, 1853; Issue 2349 An excerpt: “The majority [of the characters] are pleasant and love-worthy people … But Lucy Snowe deals now and then in needlessly tragical apostrophes. … and in the last page of
Bears in All the Year Round
Here is an article directly following a chapter of Great Expectation entitled “In Praise of Bears.” Enjoy!
Bears in All the Year Round
Here is an article directly following a chapter of Great Expectation entitled “In Praise of Bears.” Enjoy!
Jordan Stein’s “Silly Theory”
Jordan Stein’s “Silly Theory” gives us a very different version of the social experience of theory, or theory’s reception than does the Nicolas Dames piece Danielle posted – interesting to compare them.
Jordan Stein’s “Silly Theory”
Jordan Stein’s “Silly Theory” gives us a very different version of the social experience of theory, or theory’s reception than does the Nicolas Dames piece Danielle posted – interesting to compare them.
Dames on the “Theory Generation”
Here is the Nick Dames essay in N + 1 on the “Theory Generation.” True, the argument that we can trace the ideas of writers like Jonathan Franzen or Jeffrey Eugenides to their theory-immersed Liberal Arts days in the early 1980’s is
Dames on the “Theory Generation”
Here is the Nick Dames essay in N + 1 on the “Theory Generation.” True, the argument that we can trace the ideas of writers like Jonathan Franzen or Jeffrey Eugenides to their theory-immersed Liberal Arts days in the early 1980’s is
Ridiculous Villette Trailer
This appears to have been made by some students, who didn’t seem to care very much about what the book is actually about. I thought it was funny.
Ridiculous Villette Trailer
This appears to have been made by some students, who didn’t seem to care very much about what the book is actually about. I thought it was funny.
CBBC’s Horrible Histories: Victorian Inventions
CBBC’s Horrible Histories: Victorian Inventions
CBBC’s Horrible Histories: Victorian Inventions
CBBC’s Horrible Histories: Victorian Inventions
David Shields, Reality Hunger
On David Shields’s Reality Hunger, drawn to our notice by Sierra: A Christen Lorentzen piece contextualizing Reality Hunger a little in the “fact-checking” framework and a New Yorker round-up of responses to Shields’s argument about the “anti-novel.” Anyone who has
David Shields, Reality Hunger
On David Shields’s Reality Hunger, drawn to our notice by Sierra: A Christen Lorentzen piece contextualizing Reality Hunger a little in the “fact-checking” framework and a New Yorker round-up of responses to Shields’s argument about the “anti-novel.” Anyone who has