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  • Remember this destination for a treasure of well…

    Remember this destination for a treasure of well-formatted free ebooks.
    https://www.fadedpage.com/

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  • Behind the Face by Upton Close Japanese Buddhism…

    • Behind the Face by Upton Close
    • Japanese Buddhism by Sir Charles Eliot
    • My Narrow Isle by Sumie Mishima
    • Life and Thought of Japan by Yoshisaburo Okakura
    • A Daughter of the Samurai by Etsu Inagaki Sugimoto
    • How the Jap Army Fights by Colonel Harold Doud (Infantry Journal)
    • True Face of Japan by K. Nohara
    • Buddhist Sects of Japan by E. Oberlin Steinilber
    • Japan: An Attempt at Interpretation by Lafcadio Hearn
    • Japanese Nation by John F. Embree
    • Suye Mura by John F. Embree

    Ruth Benedict thanked the publishers for allowing her to quote from these works in The Chrysanthemum and the Sword.

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  • From a quaintly and lengthily titled book CAUTION…

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    From a quaintly and lengthily titled book CAUTION THIS VEHICLE MAKES FREQUENT STOPS FOR BOILED PEANUTS by Sein Dietrich.

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  • Engineering books in Hindi I must find

    Engineering books in Hindi, I must find.

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  • Be prepared to be knocked out of your…

    Be prepared to be knocked out of your comfort zone even by simply reading One Straw Revolution. Am just in the first few pages. And uncomfortable.

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  • This morning is dedicated to the discovery of…

    This morning is dedicated to the discovery of Peter Mendelsund. I am gonna get both his works. If it were a swimming pool, I would have my lunch, breakfast and dinner all served right there.

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  • Your first love isn’t the first person…

    “Your first love isn’t the first person you give your heart to—it’s the first one who breaks it”

    The first line describing Lang Leav’s Sad Girls! Grabs me by the throat. My truth. Yours too?

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  • Will you order this book to my address…

    Will you order this book to my address please? :D

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  • Theories of science explained through fiction That’s what…

    Theories of science explained through fiction. That’s what I’m looking for.

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  • Plenty of lost journals to discover

    Plenty of lost journals to discover.

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  • This evening is marked by the discovery of…

    This evening is marked by the discovery of Mr. Douglas Coupland. Courtesy my search for more on or by Mr. Marshall McLuhan.

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  • CITY AS CLASSROOM by McLuhan What a start…

    CITY AS CLASSROOM by McLuhan

    What a start! Beautiful simple questions.

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  • Dolphins Don’t Run Marathons by Sam Brand Don’t…

    Dolphins Don’t Run Marathons by Sam Brand

    Don’t you run marathons.

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  • One more name to the ones added a…

    One more name to the ones added a few minutes back: Walter Ong

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  • Incredible journey early morning I woke up quite…

    Incredible journey early morning. I woke up quite reluctantly, was busy in my dreams and really deep sleep. And through Basil Lvoff, from thoughts of Shklovsky to those of Marshall McLuhan’s to those of Eric McLuhan and Wayne Constantineau’s; to Eric and Wayne’s The Human Equation Toolkit and then to Wayne’s OUR AFFAIR with the CHAIR (http://projects.chass.utoronto.ca/mcluhan-studies/v1_iss3/1_3art4.htm).

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  • How we desire swift movement and absorption even…

    How we desire swift movement and absorption even in books, some are described as page-turners!

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  • Entertaining and brilliantly written this is a…

    “Entertaining and brilliantly written, this is a pretty reckless romp of a history through classical music and much much more.”

    That’s the last line to describe the book Stephen Fry’s Incomplete and Utter History of Classical Music.

    I want a reckless romp, especially when it is in a book form.

    I couldn’t find the Kindle version. Let me wait for the lock down to get over.

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  • Murakami’s books end but leave a feeling of…

    Murakami’s books end but leave a feeling of incompletion.

    ‘Work in progress’ and ‘incomplete’, for an instance felt similar.

    It’s alright to write an incomplete book.

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  • It occurs to me at 153rd chapter of…

    It occurs to me, at 153rd chapter of HHhH, that the Nazi system was a rigorous and vigorous list-making machine. List, the favorite bureaucratic tool, most often horrifying.

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  • The morphing of lists that’s how I can…

    The morphing of lists, that’s how I can describe the styles of Umberto Eco and Laurent Binet.

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