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This is getting rave reviews. There is a ton of research about women/girls and the justice system, can't think of much relating to literature, perhaps we will see a new upswing of interest in the topic? Orange is the new black http://www.amazon.com/Orange-Is-New-Black-Womens/dp/0385523394...

PBS series-The life of Muhammad http://video.pbs.org/video/2365062119/ This looks to be a great series. Always wanted to see a service.......in English of course.

I found a cool link but the hyperlink thing is messed up. If someone feels like over functioning for me, by all means, feel free to fix. :) Why Nabokov matters. http://www.brooklynrail.org/2013/04/books/why-nabokov-matters Nabokov and Ayn Rand http://revel.unice.fr/cycnos/?id=1462...

Why was post #27 "moderated"? That was his question.

Brad Cranston......I can't get over Breaking Bad. Might need a grief counselor when its finally over Same........

Posting about Lolita must be against forum rules. :rofl

No, I never said anyone had to "Like" something automatically. Just that in order to have an informed opinion, it's best to have read the book you are talking about. A good question to ask. The beauty of a discussion is to consider both sides of the debate. One prominent scholar believes...

Brent, you rock. :buttrock

"ALL" the people included a salon writer who posted a huge caveat that you choose to ignore. A writer and a shrink who posits pure conjecture hardly constitute a mass of opinion, let alone, the right one. Oh, was the quote mistaken? Let me know how I specifically put in the wrong words from...

So you are running with a generalization of "popular opinion" that is devoid from a reading, any reading, of the book. In another thread, you were quick to criticize religious folks for being intolerant. This is no different. You are taking other people's words as gold instead of finding out...

Ah, but V.N. does highlight how it's wrong. From your slate source. And where specifically in the book, is it stated that he is in the right? Is there a line where he wistfully muses about his love and how he "completes" her? The Slate link indicates otherwise and totally undermines your...

About five years ago, I purchased the NASB MacArthur study Bible as recommended by a friend. I found the book in a religious bookstore in Estes Park and decided to shell out the $60.00 to see what it was about. This study bible is thick with references, a concordance, more maps of the ancient...

York peppermint patties.......a classic Same

I need to download your other stuff Derek, just haven't had the time. I could do it now, but I'm typing. :rofl

I believe it is more than defensible. The book is consistently rated a top 100 read by modern library and others. The subject of the book is controversial, but most of your great books are. To Kill a Mockingbird has a section on rape, some books deal with gay characters, others deal with war...

It is refreshing to see religious leaders who live more like a sanyasi than an aristocrat. Buddhist leaders like Thich Nhat Hanh come to mind for me when I think of those who live humbly despite their prominent position. Hopefully, the Pope inspires some good changes through the example of his...

Butterfinger Same....

The Death of a Salesman is a true classic, the societal commentary of the work is truly profound and presented in a clear, though indirect way. Just finished The Price, a work similar to Salesman in regards to family conflict and roles in society, though more of a focus on family dynamics...

Have you read the book?