Unevenly Combined Thoughts
Angus BylsmaMy attempt to think more carefully about the books I read. Semi-coherent musings on economic history and other paraphernalia.
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Identity Theft
Thumbnail: Bottle of Rum and Newspaper, Juan Gris, 1914.
NLReconnaissance II
There were a few pieces from this edition I really enjoyed - in particular, Leo Robson’s essay on Frederic Jameson. However, literary criticism is not in my wheelhouse, so I did not think I could do it sufficient justice - even if I wish I ...
A System of the Past
Thumbnail: Increase the Productivity of Labour, Yuri Pimenov, 1927.
Brutishly Short?
Thumbnail: Truck and Driver, Jeffrey Smart, 2001.
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