Pulled Quotes
David MillsA collection of unusual quotes you probably don't know and will never see but that may interest you. Or not.
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David Bentley Hart on America
A thinker of notable independence and confidence, who defeats attempts (generally his critics’) to define him, David Bentley Hart loves baseball, Baltimore, and America, among other things, and among other things hates injustice and inferna...
Lionel Trilling on jargon and ideology
In the fifties and into the sixties, Columbia professor Lionel Trilling was the dominant literary critic in America, reaching the broader reading public as well as other scholars. He “is the critic who best demonstrates what it means to rea...
Resources: Jewish wisdom
I will be mailing the occasional additional mailing pointing readers to a good source to learn more about the writer, tradition, or subject of a Pulled Quotes entry. They will be titled “Resource” and then a short summary of the subject....
Jewish wisdom on the suffering of the righteous and the tranquility of the wicked
One of the tractates in the Mishnah, Pirkei Avot, “The Ethics of the Fathers,” is customarily read on the Shabbats between Passover and Shavuot (which celebrates the day God gave the Jewish people at Mt. Sinai the Torah). The Mishnah is, ex...
Mary Hemingway on being as durable as a spider web
Mary Hemingway was the widow of Ernest Heminway and the keeper of his legacy. She was interviewed by the Italian journalist Oriana Fallaci in 1966, five years after her husband’s suicide, in an interview published in Fallaci’s book Egotists...
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