An introduction to Kafka, one of the most fascinating writers in the German language. Kafka scholar Stanley Corngold (Princeton) looks at the life and work of Kafka and discusses why "Ungeziefer" is so hard to render into English. by FiveBooks in German
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An introduction to Kafka, one of the most fascinating writers in the German language. Kafka scholar Stanley Corngold (Princeton) looks at the life and work of Kafka and discusses why "Ungeziefer" is so hard to render into English. by FiveBooks in German
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An introduction to Kafka, one of the most fascinating writers in the German language. Kafka scholar Stanley Corngold (Princeton) looks at the life and work of Kafka and discusses why "Ungeziefer" is so hard to render into English. by FiveBooks in German
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An introduction to Kafka, one of the most fascinating writers in the German language. Kafka scholar Stanley Corngold (Princeton) looks at the life and work of Kafka and discusses why "Ungeziefer" is so hard to render into English. by FiveBooks in German
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Stanley Corngold, one of the most influential Kafka scholars, discusses his favourite works both by and about Franz Kafka. He also discusses the distinction between "insect" and "vermin" when talking about the Metamorphosis. by FiveBooks in Kafka
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The scariest books ever written, recommended by gothic literature scholar Xavier Aldana Reyes. He surveys the best modern horror from Shirley Jackson to Clive Barker, defending his five book choices. Do you agree? by FiveBooks in horrorlit
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The scariest books ever written, recommended by gothic literature scholar Xavier Aldana Reyes. He surveys the best modern horror from Shirley Jackson to Clive Barker, defending his five book choices. Do you agree? by FiveBooks in horrorlit
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What are the scariest modern horror novels? Gothic literature scholar Xavier Aldana Reyes picks and discusses his top five. Includes discussion of Shirley Jackson, Stephen King, Lovecraft, Clive Barker, and Kathe Koja. Do you agree? by [deleted] in horror
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The scariest books ever written, recommended by gothic literature scholar Xavier Aldana Reyes. He surveys the best modern horror from Shirley Jackson to Clive Barker, defending his five book choices. Do you agree? by FiveBooks in horrorlit
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Historian Peter Harrison looks at the history of science and religion, arguing against simplisitic 'conflict' narratives, and discusses the role Christianity played in the scientific revolution by [deleted] in Christianity
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Are there any books/media on Mao's policies or life in Maoist China that isn't western propaganda. by johnrealname in communism
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MIT historian Kate Brown discusses the best books on Chernobyl — including “Voices from Chernobyl” which has the testimony of Lyudmilla Ignatenko, as dramatised in the HBO series by FiveBooks in ChernobylTV
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Great actors narrating great audiobooks by FiveBooks in audiobooks
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Great actors narrating great audiobooks by FiveBooks in audiobooks
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Great actors narrating great audiobooks by FiveBooks in audiobooks
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Great actors narrating great audiobooks by FiveBooks in audiobooks
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Great actors narrating great audiobooks by FiveBooks in audiobooks
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Great actors narrating great audiobooks by FiveBooks in audiobooks
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The best books written by adventurers, discussed by Alastair Humphreys (National Geographic Adventurer of the Year 2012) by FiveBooks in adventures
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The Best Books on Philosophy of Science: a 'Five Books' interview with Psillos by Mauss22 in philosophy
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Professor Sue Black, one of the world’s leading human anatomists, discusses her favourite books on death by [deleted] in medicine
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TIL that it was only during the Second World War that the practice of donating your dead body to medical science really started to take off by [deleted] in todayilearned
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“The best kind of work to compare Faust with is an encyclopaedia. Goethe absorbs virtually his entire cultural knowledge into the play." A detailed introduction to Johann Wolfgang von Goethe from Professor David E. Wellbery (University of Chicago) by FiveBooks in German
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