Related tags:
books + (247)
poetry + (140)
Fiction + (132)
art + (110)
writing + (106)
history + (70)
sciencefiction + (61)
novels + (48)
reading + (41)
author + (38)
writers + (38)
translation + (34)
authors + (32)
culture + (29)
book + (29)
fantasy + (27)
novel + (27)
music + (26)
shortstories + (26)
Film + (25)
poems + (25)
publishing + (25)
brokenlink + (24)
scifi + (22)
SF + (22)
horror + (21)
philosophy + (21)
criticism + (20)
illustration + (20)
nobel + (20)
writer + (20)
obituary + (19)
shortstory + (19)
newyorker + (18)
classics + (17)
children + (17)
humor + (17)
nobelprize + (17)
obit + (17)
movies + (15)
Shakespeare + (15)
arts + (14)
free + (14)
interview + (14)
language + (14)
politics + (14)
religion + (14)
science + (14)
video + (14)
youtube + (14)
france + (13)
guardian + (13)
jamesjoyce + (13)
davidfosterwallace + (12)
audio + (12)
blogs + (12)
english + (12)
Essay + (12)
French + (12)
library + (12)


Users that often use this tag:
Kattullus (103)
Iridic (53)
Fizz (35)
Trurl (25)
stbalbach (24)
Artw (17)
fearfulsymmetry (16)
mediareport (15)
MiguelCardoso (13)
Joe Beese (13)
misteraitch (12)
brundlefly (11)
plep (10)
matteo (10)
mattbucher (10)
Rustic Etruscan (10)
y2karl (9)
shivohum (9)
Horace Rumpole (9)
Wolfdog (8)
The Whelk (8)
Egg Shen (8)
homunculus (7)
netbros (7)
OmieWise (7)
goodnewsfortheinsane (7)
jason's_planet (7)
semmi (6)
hydatius (6)
Cash4Lead (6)
the man of twists ... (6)
amberglow (5)
hama7 (5)
languagehat (5)
vronsky (5)
Blazecock Pileon (5)
Rhaomi (5)
Houyhnhnm (5)
mathowie (4)
carsonb (4)
thomas j wise (4)
painquale (4)
Miko (4)
bardic (4)
escabeche (4)
dersins (4)
zoomorphic (4)
Navelgazer (4)
Abiezer (4)
ersatz (4)
Potomac Avenue (4)
sarabeth (4)
Think_Long (4)
rushmc (3)
brownpau (3)
feelinglistless (3)
liam (3)
mrgrimm (3)
signal (3)
jonson (3)

Martha Nussbaum reviews three recent books on Shakespeare and philosophy. The essay offers an excellent analysis of love in Antony and Cleopatra and Othello, and an excellent discussion of the interaction between philosophy and literature. [more inside]
posted by painquale on May 5, 2008 - 17 comments

Beyond metaphysics, there is 'pataphysics. Beyond metaphor, there is pataphor.
posted by painquale on Jan 15, 2006 - 49 comments

Graphs, Maps, Trees. The Valve is hosting a literary event for professor Franco Moretti's new book, Graphs, Maps, Trees. Moretti aims to reinvigorate literary studies by constructing abstract models based upon quantitative history, geography, and evolutionary theory. PDFs of the original articles: Graphs, Maps, Trees. A review at n+1 is here.
posted by painquale on Jan 13, 2006 - 10 comments

The David Foster Wallace Bibliography (in BibTex format) is ridiculously complete. The site also includes a zip file of DFW's essays and mp3s of a round table discussion. [via]
posted by painquale on Jan 10, 2006 - 55 comments