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Mark Harman, editor and translator of Selected Stories, joined Sam Leith on The Spectator's books podcast to discuss Franz Kafka's peculiar style and lasting legacy ahead of the centenary of his death next week.
Listen to the episode: spectator.co.uk/podcast/franz-…
Ahead of the centenary of #Kafka ’s death next week, read Before the Law from Selected Stories edited by Mark Harman. Composed as an inset piece in Kafka’s posthumously published The Trial, this story has established itself as one of his great achievements: hup.harvard.edu/features/franz…
'His attitude to books was frequently marked by an erotic charge as Gier or Appetit (lust or craving).'
Karen Leeder (Karen Leeder): Franz Kafka reconsidered, 100 years after his death the-tls.co.uk/articles/franz…
🚨Tomorrow!🚨
Join us for the launch of 'Visions of Inequality', the latest book by Branko Milanovic (@GC_CUNY Stone Center on Socio-Economic Inequality Harvard University Press).
Milanovic charts the evolution of thinking about inequality, showing how ideas have changed between ages and societies.
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Ahead of the centenary of #Kafka ’s death next week, read Before the Law from Selected Stories edited by Mark Harman. Composed as an inset piece in Kafka’s posthumously published The Trial, this story has established itself as one of his great achievements: hup.harvard.edu/features/franz…
🔜 We are looking forward to welcoming Branko Milanovic next week!
In this LSE Inequalities talk, the The Graduate Center Prof will introduce his new book, Visions of Inequality, in which he offers a genealogy of inequality discourse.
In person and online. More info 👇 lse.ac.uk/Events/2024/05…
Those in power have never been keener to signal their relatable, meritocratic credentials, as James Marriott explains in The Times and The Sunday Times, citing Aaron Reeves and Sam Friedman's forthcoming book BORN TO RULE: thetimes.co.uk/article/vandal…
The #IMC2024 Bookfair is welcoming back Harvard University Press International's stall this July! 🎉
This Publishing House which has been around since 1913.🤩🤩
Visit their website and socials before you check out the stall!
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“In Selected Stories, Mark Harman gives us crisp new translations of Franz Kafka’s best novellas and tales and also a substantial scholarly introduction to his life and work.”
Read Australian Book Review on Kafka's Selected Stories: australianbookreview.com.au/abr-online/cur…
🚨 Join us this evening! 🚨
📝 Register below for the launch of Elizabeth O’Brien Ingleson's new book tonight, LSE!
Following a talk and discussion with Peter Trubowitz, there will be a drinks reception and book signing!
'Along with 80 letters that have been discovered or radically re-edited, Miller & Mitchell have taken the inspired decision to add all of the 200+ poems that Dickinson sent to various correspondents.'
The Spectator on The Letters of Emily Dickinson: spectator.co.uk/article/emily-…
The Only Answer to the Country's Troubles | TIME An excerpt from #WeAretheLeaders time.com/6971459/eddie-…
“With alarm, Your Scholar,” and other excellent sign-offs from The letters of Emily Dickinson in Literary Hub: lithub.com/with-alarm-you…
Emily Dickinson wrote 295 poems in 1863. The Spectator compares the concentrated intensity with which she produced her best work to the 'quality of a natural phenomenon.'
'To read The Letters of Emily Dickinson is to experience this phenomenon in real-time.'
spectator.co.uk/article/emily-…
📙 Join us for this LSE Inequalities talk by Branko Milanovic about his new book which offers a genealogy of the discourse surrounding #inequality .
He will be joined by Facundo Alvaredo, the Co-Director of World Inequality Lab | WID.world.
More info 👇
lse.ac.uk/Events/2024/05…
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