Best of luck with the paper. It sounds like an interesting topic. I once wrote a paper that I called "The Renaissance Regression" that focused on the loss of options and more rigid definition of women and their roles in society during the early Ren.
Woul've thought it was the other way around, but my knowledge of history is sadly one-dimensional.
I very much look forward to reading Drood sometime soon.
Like you, I'm waiting for the snow to fall before reading The Terror.
*MySmiley*
Indeed, I marry them in their unlawful bed, with an open heart I affirm the true right of any man and woman to their dark slobbering nights which are rare enough, and against which too many laws conspire.
Indeed, I marry them in their unlawful bed, with an open heart I affirm the true right of any man and woman to their dark slobbering nights which are rare enough, and against which too many laws conspire.
What are you reading in November?
- 03/11/2009 04:01:41 PM
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orhan pamuk's snow, and morrison's song of solomon. *NM*
- 03/11/2009 04:11:02 PM
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Mostly feminist theory, actually.
- 03/11/2009 04:23:59 PM
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Storm Front (by Jim Butcher) *NM*
- 04/11/2009 05:35:11 PM
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A Song for Arbonne was fantastic!
- 17/11/2009 08:08:41 PM
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It's pretty difficult to top Tigana. Song is pretty good though. *NM*
- 17/11/2009 08:24:21 PM
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I liked Song better than Tigana and thought Lions of Al-Rasan was better than both. *NM*
- 17/11/2009 08:36:17 PM
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Re: What are you reading in November?
- 04/11/2009 09:22:54 PM
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Hopefully:
- 04/11/2009 10:09:37 PM
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Finished the Virgil, now reading My Name is Red by Orhan Pamuk. Interesting so far. *NM*
- 12/11/2009 10:52:51 PM
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So far...
- 12/11/2009 04:19:30 AM
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Have you read..
- 12/11/2009 06:54:44 PM
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Warbreaker also by Sanderson...
- 12/11/2009 08:08:48 PM
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An Autumn War
- 13/11/2009 01:46:46 AM
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