Hm.
December 1, 2010 Leave a comment
“”Romance” is most often used in literary studies to allude to forms conveying literary pleasure the critic thinks readers would be better off without.” – Margaret Doody, The True Story of a Novel
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- RT @Westendork: Hi all, a friend's lovely dog has gone missing in #Parkdale. Please keep your eyes open and share widely. Thank you. http:/… 2 days ago
- @cvasilevski I bet she will! In my experience, Profs like interfacing with the "real" world 'cause it helps justify their existence. ;) 2 days ago
- @cvasilevski That's bolder than I have the nerve to be. :D But an excellent idea. Even an email exchange would yield a booklist. 2 days ago
- @cvasilevski Also looking at books recommended for courses on the relevant topic utoronto.ca/slavic/people/… 2 days ago
- @cvasilevski A good start point is sometimes a friend who can Google things in the relevant language. From there, sources appear. 2 days ago
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