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Since its immediate success in 1813, Pride and Prejudice has remained one of the most popular nov Puffin Plated: A Book-to-Table Reading Experience A deluxe, full-color hardback edition of the perennial Jane Austen ....
I’m a fan of anthologies and story collections, especially when those collections feature a variety of authors, but I also enjoy story collections that contain only the works of a ....
Theory of the Novel Instructors: Armstrong and Garréta Intended for graduate students and advanced undergraduates who want to pursue some area of novel, fiction, or narrative studies, this course examines a set of concepts that should provide them access to 1) the modes of thinking that characterize novels across the modern and contemporary periods and several different national traditions, 2) the various ways that critical theory has defined those concepts, and 3) reading the novel as a concept-driven argument in relation to other disciplinary discourses, especially critical theory. The course begins by considering a long and robust tradition of critical theory focused on the novel. Why does the attempt to think about the modern world in dialectical terms encounter some kind of historical limit where that thinking stalls or breaks down? On what basis do novels nevertheless continue to be written, taught in classrooms, and circulated for the pleasure and edificatio ....
Math Corner brainteaser. In the Math Corner at the end of my March Diary I stated a theorem about divisibility and challenged readers to prove it. My proof is here. Dickens, Twain, and that tobacco. Also in the March Diary I wondered if the reference to Negro-head tobacco in my 2003 Barnes & Noble Classics edition of Great Expectations, Chapter 40, was a bowdlerization of something slightly different in the 1861 original of that novel. Several readers stepped up to that one. Sorry, John; it s Negro-head all right. At least it is in the Sheldon & Co edition, 1862. Nothing to be sorry about, Sir, I just honestly wanted to know. ....
a- Meeting the challenge. Eye-roll of the month was surely the Biden Administration telling us that the invasion of our country from the south is not a crisis, merely a challenge. When the managerial class tell us that something or other is a challenge, you can be sure it s a disaster caused by their own crackpot policies. I covered this in Chapter 2 of my spacetime-bending 2009 bestseller That was when I had just gotten through tossing and goring political scientist Robert Putnam s pimping for diversity in the teeth of all the evidence of his own researches. Then: Professor Putnam tells us in his Uppsala paper that: [T]his article is but a prolegomenon to a larger project on how to manage the challenge that immigration and diversity pose to social capital and solidarity. ....