no more insight on this week s billboard hot 100 chart isn t from the senior, actually, from this decade, or the decade from where that. it s actually twice my age and then some. in fact, if it were person it would be old enough to collect social security. as the holidays near though, it s it s probably when you ve been hearing a lot. brenda leaves, rocking around the christmas tree is making history, 65 years after it was released. now, breaking the record for the longest time to debut between, debuting and reaching number one. this achievement, fueled by a music video and tiktok campaign from lee, who recorded the song when she was just 13 years old. she is now 78, and celebrating this milestone, as she turns 79 next week. a nice early happy birthday to her. the song is set to break the record, that also is a christmas classic, of course, a lot of christmas music around here for the next several weeks. i want to thank you so much are joining us tonight, cnn
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 edification of literat
a man said you get a forum every week in my newspaper and nobody s listening to me. i ve been listening and learning a lot more since i got that letter. eugene, imagine the dynamic connie s talking about an uptick in the need for health care because of the anxiety caused by the uncertain future of health care. is there a ceiling or a floor for their trump support? is there a tipping point, do you think? i know you re asked this all time. do you want me to say what i think in terms of the normal laws of political physics. you re the pulitzer winner. those don t seem to apply anymore. so i m actually not sure. i mean, i think connie is right that there is a certain percentage that donald trump may never lose. and it s been remarkably consistent. and it s not just that those people want to annoy the likes
in the need for health care because of the anxiety caused by the uncertain future of health care. is there a ceiling or a floor for their trump support? is there a tipping point, do you think? i know you re asked this all time. do you want me to say what i think in terms of the normal laws of political physics. you re the pulitzer winner. those don t seem to apply anymore. so i m actually not sure. i mean, i think connie is right that there is a certain percentage that donald trump may never lose. and it s been remarkably consistent. and it s not just that those people want to annoy the likes of me. and those of us who supposedly live inside the unreal bubble although you know, his overall approval ratings are fluctuating between 36% and 40%. his disapproval overall including democrats and independents is about 55 to 5%. so that s a big bubble.
caused by the uncertain future of health care. is there a ceiling or a floor for their trump support? is there a tipping point, do you think? i know you re asked this all time. do you want me to say what i think in terms of the normal laws of political physics. you re the pulitzer winner. well, yeah, but those don t seem to apply anymore. so i m actually not sure. i mean, i think connie is right that there is a certain percentage that donald trump may never lose. and it s been remarkably consistent. and it s not just that those people want to annoy the likes of me. and those of us who supposedly live inside the unreal bubble although you know, his overall approval ratings are fluctuating between 36% and 40%. his disapproval overall including democrats and