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When We Lost Our Heads
Heather O'Neill
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Histoire du monde grec antique
François Lefèvre
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Okay, okay. I'm curious. Do you count multi books as one book or each book within? Like I got the chronicles of Narnia in one. Or the complete works of Jane Austen as one.
Is that considered one book or all of the books?
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The Ghost of Us
James L. Sutter
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I cannot for the life of me judge how old Brendy, Perry, and Peaches are. I know Perry is in 5th grade, so like 10-11, and I'm assuming Peaches is around his age, but Brendy? Especially with how much she's swearing, I have no clue how old she is, especially since everyone is acting older than they seem to be. Anyone have any clues? Maybe I missed something.
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I cannot for the life of me judge how old Brendy, Perry, and Peaches are. I know Perry is in 5th grade, so like 10-11, and I'm assuming Peaches is around his age, but Brendy? Especially with how much she's swearing, I have no clue how old she is, especially since everyone is acting older than they seem to be. Anyone have any clues? Maybe I missed something.
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mythos commented on ezrac's review of The Art of Being Human
My intro to cultural anthropology course last semester was based around this book. The book was informative without feeling like I was reading a textbook. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in the topic.
Also the author has the pdf and audiobook available for free on their website. https://anth101.com/
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Introduction à l'ethnologie et à l'anthropologie (French Edition)
Jean Copans
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Classics: A Very Short Introduction
Mary Beard
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Anthropologie structurale
Claude Lévi-Strauss
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Thirst
Marina Yuszczuk
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So I have a question has anyone else enjoyed visiting a place tied to an author or landmark? Or have a place they want to visit because of an author?
My place I have visited because of an author is Mulberry hill in Victoria Australia, which is the house of the author Joan Lindsay who wrote picnic at hanging rock ( I have also visited hanging rock). It’s a really good house preserved by the national trust.
The places I want to visit are, Agatha Christie’s house - Greenway in Devon Seishi Yokomizo house that he lived in during WW2 which is now a museum ( even if all the information is in Japanese.) Also the city of Matsuyama in Japan where the book Botchan is set by Natsume Soseki.
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Once again, incredibly relatable, sarcastic and socially awkward construct has to continuously save humans who seemingly actively want to die while also wrestling with its identity and past. We love you, Murderbot, even though you suck at being a heartless killing machine 🥰