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Medlem: anaall

Bibliotek158 bøgerse bibliotek

AnmeldtEndnu ingen

Skyerforfatter-sky

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GrupperAncient China, Art History, Lingua Latina, Modernist elusions: madeleines for Sweeney, Philosophy and Theory

YndlingsforfattereAeschylus, Dante Alighieri, Hannah Arendt, Aristotle, Johann Sebastian Bach, Bela Bartok, Charles Baudelaire, Elizabeth Bishop, William Blake, Edmund Burke, Joseph Campbell, Paul Celan, Paul Cezanne, Anton Pavlovich Chekhov, Confucius, Emily Dickinson, Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Georges Duby, Fu Du, George Eliot, T. S. Eliot, Euripides, Gustave Flaubert, Viktor E. Frankl, René Girard, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Gerard Manley Hopkins, David Hume, Edmund Husserl, Henrik Ibsen, James Joyce, Michel de Montaigne, Marianne Moore, Pablo Picasso, Plato, Ezra Pound, Sextus Propertius, Rainer Maria Rilke, Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy, Sappho, Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling, Arthur Schopenhauer, Charles M. Schulz, Murasaki Shikibu, Sophocles, Leo Strauss, Ivan Sergeevich Turgenev, Francois Villon, Alfred North Whitehead, Heinrich Wolfflin, Virginia Woolf (Fælles favoritter)

Om mig i'm a painter and critic.
i'm interested in literature (including poetry of course), criticism, philosophy, metaphysics, standing meditation (chi kung), classical music, painting, of course, tea, coffe (yes, both), cats.

i have NO television.

Om mit bibliotek it is small... just the essencial (i keep just the books i know i will keep reading).

sappho, plato, aristotle, confucius, tu fu, japanese haikai, greek dramatists, catullus, propertius, chaucer, villon, dante (just the inferno), schelling (the philosopher), chekhov, turgenev, ibsen, flaubert, baudelaire, emily dickinson, joyce
(NOT U., and as for F.W., only if it is read aloud), virginia woolf, pound (just the essays), eliot, wallace stevens (just the longer, more serious poems), rilke, paul celan, alfred north whitehead, and many writers i haven't read yet, but i think i'll like, such as tolstoi, thomas mann, ford madox ford, murasaki shikibu, choderlos de laclos, cervantes etc. etc.

I HAVE SOME PHOTOGRAPHS OF ME AND OF SOME OF MY PICTURES
ON MY WEBSITE (below)!!

Hjemmesidehttp://www.interkit.com.br/anaolinto

Rigtigt navnana

Stedbrazil

E-mailana.olinto.carvalhoterra.com.br

Kontotypeoffentlig, gratis

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http://www.librarything.com/catalog/anaall (bibliotek)

Medlem sidenSep 21, 2007

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It is wonderful that at my age, so many people are still steering my way. Thanks to make part of those who cannot call but friends
Teresa
Thank you for your invitation to be your friend. I would say your personal library is more selective than mine, as you can see from my listings. I do admire many of the authors you admire, but I permit myself to read a much wider range of works, some not very serious. (So far, I have
been cataloging my serious books, which may give a misleading idea of my holdings.) Among the books you intend to read, I commend Murasaki Shikibu; I have enjoyed both the Waley and Seidensticker translations of the Tale of Genji. I have a more recent one I have not read yet.
Dear Ana, Thank you for your invitation to be friends. I am happy to be your friend. I have looked at your
paintings, which are very interesting. I especially like the fourth one: http://www.interkit.com.br/anaolinto/pages/04-6074.html I see that you like poetry by Emily Dickenson.
I live in New England, in the United States, which is where she lived. I see you have Madame Bovary. I enjoyed that
book very much. I read it, while listening to audio tapes, and so I heard the nice pronunciation of the interesting vocabulary in the book. I see you have George Eliot's journals; I did not know there were journals available. It must be quite interesting to read what she wrote. I have television, but do not watch very often. I prefer books, music, and to walk in the woods. Sincerely, Alison ( apbthoreau )
Muito obrigado pelo convite. Your's is such a jewel of a library - mine seems hopelessly dispersed by comparison.

Gerald
Your library is small but perfect.
I received your invitation today. Thank you. I reviewed your library and favorite authors. You absolutely must read Count Lev Tolstoy if you've not already. And do not overlook his shorter fiction. I'm especially fond of "How Much Land Does a Man Need?" In fact, I very nearly chose to spend a few years attempting to learn Russian for Tolstoy (and Chekhov). I chose to focus on my Latin (for Spinoza) and my French (for Balzac) instead.

These days, I rarely locate someone who has literary and aesthetic tastes that are as close to mine as are yours. Indeed, rarely do I locate someone who also considers the Wallace Stevens's longer poems to be pleasurable experiences. I've not yet discarded my televisions; however, as the years pass, and as the pages turn, television viewing absorbs fewer and fewer of my weekly leisure hours.

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