Little Literary
Richard StockLittle essays about literary fiction, mostly.
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Are We Allowed to Say Something Bad About a Henry James Novel?
I read The Ambassadors some time back and I remember being fairly impressed with the novel. James’ style is both sophisticated and formal but also emotional and structured to be creative. It’s a weird combination that I thought was used to...
Should We Even Read Aristotle Anymore?
How to historicize Aristotle when you read his works? His social assumptions are so complete that you don’t really realize who he excludes until he by chance makes a reference. It is seductive to just go with him because it is hard to say t...
A Novel Can Have Too Much Good Stuff
This novel seems to have one of the hallmarks of a lot of great novels. On the one hand, it is pretty easy to create a summary of the novel in a few sentences. On the other hand, one knows even after a first reading that that summary does v...
Not Proud, with Prejudice; A Family Story
Last year my youngest daughter, 14 at the time, was on a school trip to Ireland and while she was there for some reason she bought a copy of Pride and Prejudice. I was not completely surprised because she is a reader, and a reader of paper...
Comprehension of Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace, Part 2
Comprehending a novel like Infinite Jest is creative work and has to happen before thinking deeply about the novel. This podcast tries to help with that process!
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Raised in Chicagoland, live in a small Czech village. One wife, three daughters. Work in study abroad. Ph.D. in American literature and teach Kafka.
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