Reading “Washington Square” made me realize how hungry I have been for misbehaving politicians to pay for their bad behavior.
Tag Archives: Washington Square
Longing for Consequences
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Getting to Know Henry James
I’m on a Henry James kick and am enthralled with “Daisy Miller” and “Washington Square.”
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Bechdel Uses Lit to Understand Her Life
Alison’s Bechdel time and again turns to literature in her memoir to understand her upbringing.
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Why the Wealthy Get Wealthier
Thomas Piketty turns to Jane Austen and Honoré de Balzac to analyze “Capitalism in the 21st Century.”
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