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1. publicseminar.org › 2024 › 05Write Like a Man - Public Seminar

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   14 mag 2024 · Like one of Cohen’s associates, Lionel Trilling, the first Jewish literature professor to be hired at Columbia University, they believed that the looming battle against totalitarianism would be fought with words, pens, and ideas.

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3. www.doppiozero.com › campagnoli-da-tiffanyCampagnoli da Tiffany | Corrado Antonini

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   11 mag 2024 · Il grande fiume, come scrisse Lionel Trilling riferendosi proprio all’Huckleberry Finn di Mark Twain e richiamandosi ai versi di T.S. Eliot, ha delle implicazioni morali perché si riappropria di una dimensione dimenticata dagli abitanti delle città (dwellers in cities) e dagli adoratori delle macchine (worshippers of the machine).

4. artsfuse.org › 48502 › fuse-book-reviewcommentary-why-lionelBook Review/Commentary: Why Lionel Trilling - The Arts Fuse

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   26 apr 2024 · Despite some troublesome modifications, Lionel Trilling carries on the mission of E.A. Poe and Henry James: he articulates the value of the serious act of judgment in a culture hostile to it. Why Trilling Matters by Adam Kirsch.

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     Lionel Mordecai Trilling Life & Works

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     Lionel Trilling and Sigmund Freud as Literary Critics (ENG)

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     The Lionel Trilling Seminar: Political Fiction, Ancient & Modern

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6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › The_Great_GatsbyThe Great Gatsby - Wikipedia

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   1 giorno fa · As early as 1945, critics such as Lionel Trilling noted that characters in The Great Gatsby, such as Jordan Baker, were implied to be "vaguely homosexual", and, in 1960, writer Otto Friedrich commented upon the ease of examining the thwarted relations depicted in Fitzgerald's fiction through a queer lens.

7. news.columbia.edu › news › book-outlines-social-study-scienceA Book Outlines the Social Study of Science | Columbia News

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   1 giorno fa · As a Columbia undergraduate, I took a course on the modern novel offered by Lionel Trilling. A student in that class asked Trilling why he taught the same books each year for perhaps 20 years. Didn’t he get tired of teaching them? Trilling responded by saying, “The words on the page are the same, but I am different.” I believe this is true.

8. theaterideas.substack.com › p › remember-meRemember Me? - by Scott Walters - Theater / Ideas

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   1 giorno fa · I was going back to my roots in criticism, reading Robert Brustein, Lionel Trilling, and my new critical hero Edmund Wilson, and considering making a shift to long-form think pieces about plays, theater theory, and theater history. And that may happen in the future.

9. damonlinker.substack.com › p › making-sense-of-contemporaryMaking Sense of Contemporary Political Theory

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   26 apr 2024 · I’ve published several posts building off of my lectures for the class, including those on Isaiah Berlin, Lionel Trilling, Reinhold Niebuhr, Antonio Gramsci, Irving Kristol, neoliberalism and its left-wing critics, and Samuel Francis.