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Appointment in Samarra av John O'Hara

Power/Knowledge: Selected Interviews and Other Writings, 1972-1977 av Michel Foucault

In Search of the Good Life: A Pedogogy for Troubled Times av Fred Dallmayr

Discovering Plato av Alexandre Koyre

The Civilization of the Renaissance in Italy (Penguin Classics) av Jacob Burckhardt

The Unity of Philosophical Experience av Etienne Gilson

Anglo-Saxon Poetry (Everyman's Library (Paper)) av S. A. J. Bradley

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Om miggrad student; interested in the middle ages and world religions

Om mitt bibliotekWhat can I say? I love to learn.

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Teaching British Literature: A Companion to The Longman Anthology of British Literature av David Damrosch

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William of Ockham: 'A Letter to the Friars Minor' and Other Writings (Cambridge Texts in the History of Political Thought) av William of Ockham

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The Liberal Defence of Murder av Richard Seymour

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Being And Event av Alain Badiou

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Francis and Clare: The Complete Works (The Classics of Western Spirituality) av Regis J. Armstrong

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The First Seven Ecumenical Councils (325-787): Their History and Theology (Theology and Life Series 21) av Leo Donald Davis

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This seems to be a great place for grad students from all over to meet. I was introduced to librarything.com by a grad student; I'm back in school; you are -- I wonder how many of us there are?
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inlägg gjort av medievalmama vid 2:45 pm (EST) Jan 12, 2008

Did you get your handle from Trout Mask Replica?

inlägg gjort av Revenant vid 10:13 pm (EST) Nov 25, 2007

Wish you would review a few vols. Someone with a library like yours has to have valuable insights. You wouldn't even need to read them first; that's just for amateurs. Take any title you fancy at the time and fly with it.
Mazel tov
R.

inlägg gjort av reuchlin vid 11:43 am (EST) Sep 26, 2007

Never worry, my friend, about buying more books than you read. I have been doing that my entire life, and what it means is that there are undiscovered corners of my own library any time I want to wander through any of the far too many bookshelves in my life. Librarything has been a real pleasure that way ... I enter books shelf by shelf, and I have rediscovered books I picked up years ago. I am not wasting far too much time reading books I bought decades ago at this point.

inlägg gjort av arod vid 10:13 pm (EST) Jun 7, 2007

Alack!! What can one do after all of the grad programs have been exhausted? Just withdraw, and read everything one has catalogued.

inlägg gjort av Naren559 vid 9:17 pm (EST) May 10, 2007

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