From "Kafka: An End or a Beginning?"
by Morten Høi Jensen
in Los Angeles Review of Books ,
November 19, 2016 —
From "Kafka: An End or a Beginning?"
by Morten Høi Jensen
in Los Angeles Review of Books ,
November 19, 2016 —
"William Deresiewicz argued his claim that students of elite universities
are growingly risk-averse, homogeneous, and career-focused with a
panel of faculty members and students on Monday evening.
Hosted by Harvard’s Mahindra Humanities Center, the question-and-
answer-style forum involved a panel…. The panel was moderated by
Homi K. Bhabha, director of the Mahindra Center."
— Alexander H. Patel in today's online Harvard Crimson
See also Con Vocation (Sept. 2, 2014).
Remarks by University Diaries this morning suggested a search for
Rutgers in this journal. That search yields a post from Dec. 30, 2005,
that is closely related to both this morning's previous post and to recent
Log24 remarks on entities and concrete universals .
According to Amazon.com, the first (hardcover) edition of Paranoia ,
by Joseph Finder, the book on which the 2013 film of the same title
was based, was published on January 14, 2004.
Related material — Posts tagged Day 14 in this journal and
the following images from those posts:
Some context — Another 2013 film, Words and Pictures .
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