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Last Supper
… my father’s sons on the morning of his death, and when he died there in our living room we sat quiet but for the click …
Anatole France
… a generation the crown of immortality sat gracefully and becomingly upon his head. Will the winds of time blow it off, … books, he presents an ideal picture of his youth and reveals the development of his intellectual and emotional … he delved into history, mythology and antiquity; he studied his contemporary period and he leaned his ear to the …
What Can the Jews Do?
… “How blind I was!” he confessed to me bitterly. In medieval times we took persecution for granted and knew how to … own way. It was a narrow life, of course, but it had its compensations. It was at least snug. Judaism then was more … proper question is: What do you Gentiles have in mind? 216-226 By Lewis Browne …
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Dubliners
… Bart, “but ’twas not. ’Twas the Miami Showband.” Bart’s come to help me set up a projector at Trinity College, where … sisters back home in Sligo, or did. I lose track of the maladies. Dead, dead, dead. That’s the main fact, and Aidan’s … the pictures. The dispatches are then published on our website, and two are selected for inclusion in each issue of …
Alice Changing Size In the Hall of Doors
… are books, glass bottles, watercolor maps. My father points down a long, low hall, lit    By a row of lamps. He …
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Pre-Christmas Media Consumption List
… Top Ten. Rather, it’s a highly subjective list of the most compelling media objects, broadly defined, that I’ve encountered and endorse in my capacity as a media studies professor-doctor of celebrity … understanding of films in indelible ways. Thomson and Kael also taught me how to write about media in a way that’s …
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