Reading: “Rebellion” from Dostoevsky’s ‘The Brothers Karamazov’
Still another famous writer has posed the Le Guin question, and he did it in one of Russia’s most famous novels, The Brothers Karamazov. Here it is.
Transcript: 6.04 Reading: “Rebellion” from Dostoevsky’s ‘The Brothers Karamazov’
Transcript for the Literary Nomads episode: Journey 6.04 Reading: “Rebellion” from Dostoevsky’s ‘The Brothers Karamazov’
Otium and The Moral Philosopher – William James
Le Guin leans on an essay by William James, but what does that have to do with all our garden talk? It’s about our blind spots and our privilege.
Transcript: 6.03 Otium and the Moral Philosopher – William James
Transcript for the Literary Nomads episode: Journey 6.03 – Otium and “The Moral Philosopher”: William James
Marvell’s Garden and Ours – Otium
Speaking of links back to Andrew Marvell’s poetry–weren’t we?–we expose some of our misapprehensions about nature, leisure, and work. And we read Marvell’s poem “The Garden” while we think green thoughts about it.
Transcript: 5.18 Marvell’s Garden and Ours – Otium
Transcript for the Literary Nomads episode: 5.18 Marvell’s Garden and Ours – Otium
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