Creează un cont pentru a te abona la acest blog și a-i urmări articolele pe pagina Lectură.
-
Introduction I read about two fiction books for every non-fiction last year.
-
This is a history lesson disguised as a novel, telling two stories: that of Classical Athens, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle and all that, juxtaposed against a biography of Rembrandt.
-
This excellent novel describes the rise of fascism (literally the Italian Fascist party under Mussolini) in a small Italian town.
-
I must caveat the rest of my remarks by saying I believe the book I was looking for would be titled “English Translations of Homer” rather than “English Translators of Homer.”
-
As I was reading “Demon Copperhead” my journal reminded me that exactly one year ago I was reading “David Copperfield.”
-
Language is one of the most important topics in philosophy, and LLMs provide insights.
-
Origin of Speech The invention of printing is ingenious but of minor worth compared to the invention of letters.
-
Like any writer, I often can’t find the perfect word or want to avoid repetition.
-
“You know, you seem alive to me….
-
Part 1 – Of Man Chapter 3 – Of the Consequence of Trayne of Imaginations By Consequence or Train of thoughts, I mean the succession of one thought after another, which is called Mental Discourse to distinguish it from verbal discourse.